enclosure-shape data type
The enclosure-shape type describes the shape and presence / absence of an enclosure around text or symbols. A bracket enclosure is similar to a rectangle with the bottom line missing, as is common in jazz notation. An inverted-bracket enclosure is similar to a rectangle with the top line missing.
Base type: token
Allowed values
rectangle | ![]() |
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square | ![]() |
oval | ![]() |
circle | ![]() |
bracket | ![]() |
inverted-bracket | ![]() |
triangle | ![]() |
diamond | ![]() |
pentagon | ![]() |
hexagon | ![]() |
heptagon | ![]() |
octagon | ![]() |
nonagon | ![]() |
decagon | ![]() |
none | No enclosure is displayed. |
Where is this type used?
<accidental-text> — "enclosure" attribute
<credit-symbol> — "enclosure" attribute
<credit-words> — "enclosure" attribute
<display-text> — "enclosure" attribute
<dynamics> — "enclosure" attribute
<footnote> — "enclosure" attribute
<percussion> — "enclosure" attribute
<rehearsal> — "enclosure" attribute
<symbol> — "enclosure" attribute
<words> — "enclosure" attribute