Optional
opts: { Optional
attributes?: Partial<ForPartAttributes>Optional
contents?: ForPartContentsReadonly
schemaReadonly
attributes: { Readonly
id: { Readonly
type: "optional"Readonly
value: { Readonly
pattern: RegExpReadonly
type: "regex"Readonly
zero: "_"Readonly
number: { Readonly
type: "optional"Readonly
value: { Readonly
max: numberReadonly
min: 1Readonly
type: "int"Readonly
contents: readonly [{ Readonly
name: "for-part"Static
Readonly
schemaReadonly
attributes: { Readonly
id: { Readonly
type: "optional"Readonly
value: { Readonly
pattern: RegExpReadonly
type: "regex"Readonly
zero: "_"Readonly
number: { Readonly
type: "optional"Readonly
value: { Readonly
max: numberReadonly
min: 1Readonly
type: "int"Readonly
contents: readonly [{ Readonly
name: "for-part"Gets
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The
<for-part>
elementParent element:
<attributes>
The
<for-part>
element is used in a concert score to indicate the transposition for a transposed part created from that score. It is only used in score files that contain a<concert-score>
element in the<defaults>
element. This allows concert scores with transposed parts to be represented in a single uncompressed MusicXML file.https://www.w3.org/2021/06/musicxml40/musicxml-reference/elements/for-part/