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The <valueAssessment> Element
Definition and Usage
The <valueAssessment> element is used to define a value to be compared against other variable values specified by <attributeAssessment> elements.
The <valueAssessment> element has a value attribute that may assume an event state value (“occurring”, “paused”, or “sleeping”), or any value to be compared with a node property or event attribute (“occurrences” or “repetition”).
Syntax
| Element | Attributes | Content | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|
| <valueAssessment> | value | – | <assessmentStatement> |
Attributes
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| value | String. It can be an event state value (“occurring”, “paused”, or “sleeping”), or any value to be compared with a node property or event attribute (“occurrences” or “repetition”). | The value attribute defines a value to be compared in <assessmentStatement> elements. |