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Use markdown table #13

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## Parameters

* **kv_delimiter**: The delimiter for key-value pairs. By default, it is the regexp `/\t\s/+` (one or more whitespace/tabs). If the value starts and ends with the character `'/'`, the separator is interpreted to be a regexp. Else, it is interpreted to be a string. Hence,

- `kv_delimiter /a+/` splits on one or more "a"s
- `kv_delimiter a` splits on a single "a"

* **kv_char**: The string to split the key from the value. By default, it is "=".
* **time_key**: The time key field among the key-value pairs to be used as the time for the event. If missing or unparsable, the current time is used.
* **types**: The parameter to convert the values of key-value pairs. The syntax is `<key_name>:<type_name>`. For example, to convert the key "k1" into integer, write `types k1:integer`. For the `time` type, one can write `<key_name>:time:<time_format>` to convert the string into a time object. For example, to convert the string "my_time=12/31/2014 12:00:00", use `my_time:time:%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S`. This parameter is same as the one used for [in_tail](https://docs.fluentd.org/input/tail) and others (see under the "types" section over there).
|parameter|description|default|
|---|---|---|
|kv_delimiter|The delimiter for key-value pairs. If the value starts and ends with the character `'/'`, the separator is interpreted to be a regexp. Else, it is interpreted to be a string.<br> Hence,`kv_delimiter /a+/` splits on one or more "a"s, `kv_delimiter a` splits on a single "a"|`/\s+/`|
|kv_char|The string to split the key from the value|`"="`|
|time_key|The time key field among the key-value pairs to be used as the time for the event. If missing or unparsable, the current time is used|`time`|
|types|The parameter to convert the values of key-value pairs. The syntax is `<key_name>:<type_name>`.<br> For example, to convert the key "k1" into integer, write `types k1:integer`. For the `time` type, one can write `<key_name>:time:<time_format>` to convert the string into a time object. For example, to convert the string "my_time=12/31/2014 12:00:00", use `my_time:time:%m/%d/%Y %H:%M:%S`. This parameter is same as the one used for [in_tail](https://docs.fluentd.org/input/tail) and others (see under the "types" section over there)||

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