The component descriptor syntax allows specifying a single quoting style for a config file, which applies to the entire file. This may not be sufficient to cover for cases when a single file has two or more meta-character quoting methods, depending on context. For example, in an HTML style, regularly the &...; sequence is used to quote special characters, but in URLs the %xx hex-coded quoting is used.
To provide for cases like this, a per-property override can be defined as an extension of the markup syntax, for example:
$$prop value:prop-name(quote-style), ...
Additional meta-character quoting styles can be added in the future, including:
For example, specified as perl-style replacement commands like: s/&/&/
makefile : \<LF> is encoded as \#<LF>, trailing whitespace (<SP><LF>) is encoded as <SP>#<LF>, leading whitespace is not encodeable and is forbidden.
xml : TBD, should be similar to HTML.
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