The <assess> element
Parent element: <listen>
By default, an assessment application should assess all notes without a <cue> child element, and not assess any note with a <cue> child element. The <assess> element allows this default assessment to be overridden for individual notes.
Content
Always empty.
Attributes
| Name | Type | Required?(Default) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| type | yes-no | Yes | If yes, the note should be assessed; if no, it should not be assessed. If not specified, it is no for notes with a <cue> child element and yes otherwise. |
If yes, the note should be assessed; if no, it should not be assessed. If not specified, it is no for notes with a <cue> child element and yes otherwise. | |||
| player | xs:IDREF | No | Restricts the type to apply to a single player. If missing, the type applies to all players. It references the id attribute of a <player> element defined within the matching <score-part>. |
Restricts the type to apply to a single player. If missing, the type applies to all players. It references the id attribute of a <player> element defined within the matching <score-part>. | |||
| time-only | time-only | No | Restricts the type to apply to a set of times through a repeated section. If missing, the type applies all times through the repeated section. |
| Restricts the type to apply to a set of times through a repeated section. If missing, the type applies all times through the repeated section. | |||
Examples
This element is used in the following example: