2.2.5.3.1 Property Name

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If the serialized object was associated with a property, then the XML element representing the serialized object will have an N attribute that represents the name of that property. Property names MUST be encoded as described in section 2.2.5.3.2.

Example:

 <!-- serialization of an "point" object that has "X", "Y" and "IsEmpty" properties -->
 <Obj RefId="RefId-0">
   <TN RefId="RefId-0">
     <T>System.Drawing.Point</T>
     <T>System.ValueType</T>
     <T>System.Object</T>
   </TN>
   <ToString>{X=10,Y=20}</ToString>
   <Props>
     <B N="IsEmpty">false</B>
     <I32 N="X">10</I32>
     <I32 N="Y">20</I32>
   </Props>
 </Obj>