Repetition

<clip>, <transform>, <seq> and <par> elements can be repeated using the repeat attribute. Only full repetitions (i.e. integer values) are supported.

For an example of all elements that support repeat, see repeat.asd:

<asdf version="0.4">
  <par repeat="5">
    <clip id="ukulele" file="audio/ukewave.ogg" repeat="2" />
    <seq repeat="3">
      <transform apply-to="ukulele" dur="20%">
        <o pos="0 2" />
        <o pos="2 0" />
        <o pos="0 -2" />
        <o pos="-2 0" />
        <o pos="closed" />
      </transform>
      <transform apply-to="ukulele" repeat="4">
        <o pos="0 2" />
        <o pos="3 2" />
        <o pos="-3 2" />
        <o pos="closed" />
      </transform>
    </seq>
  </par>
</asdf>

It’s not possible to repeat an element forever, but you might as well just use a huge number of repetitions, as shown in repeat-nearly-indefinitely.asd:

<asdf version="0.4">
  <par repeat="999999">
    <clip id="ukulele" file="audio/ukewave.ogg" />
    <transform apply-to="ukulele" repeat="4">
      <o pos="0 2" />
      <o pos="2 0" />
      <o pos="0 -2" />
      <o pos="-2 0" />
      <o pos="closed" />
    </transform>
  </par>
</asdf>