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	XML uses named attributes ~~(also called ''traits'' in the wider XML world, but that word has a different meaning in Oblivion's XML schema)~~ to specify additional info for an element. The XML syntax doesn't specify what attributes are possible, only that they be given as ''AttributeName="Value"'' in the opening tag of an element. Oblivion XML recognizes only three true XML attributes: '''name''', '''src''', and '''trait'''.		XML uses named attributes to specify additional info for an element. The XML syntax doesn't specify what attributes are possible, only that they be given as ''AttributeName="Value"'' in the opening tag of an element. Oblivion XML recognizes only three true XML attributes: '''name''', '''src''', and '''trait'''.

	The '''name''' attribute provides a way to identify elements in a menu file. This attribute is used only for [[Object Element]]s - property or operator elements are never named. The name of an element need not be unique within the entire menu, but every element should at least have a different name from it's siblings (as discussed below).		The '''name''' attribute provides a way to identify elements in a menu file. This attribute is used only for [[Object Element]]s - property or operator elements are never named. The name of an element need not be unique within the entire menu, but every element should at least have a different name from it's siblings (as discussed below).