Plugin question

Isn't it very confusing that the text labels you show don't match the values you place after them?

The value of 93 is the numeric value of the property type of the element currently referenced by the cursor object. As per the plugin API documentation this integer is a value from the ElementType enumeration. In this case (and as evidenced by your surrounding "if condition") that value corresponds with the definition of Element.CHORD.

You might want to take a closer look at the walk.qml example plugin that outputs some useful information about the score contents and will guide you a bit in how to access the different elements within the score.

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>> notes[]
I'd loop thru it
method1:
for (var i in cursor.element.notes){ console.log(i+', '+cursor.element.notes[i].pitch) }
method2:
for (var i = 0; i < cursor.element.notes.length; i++){ console.log(i+', '+cursor.element.notes[i].pitch) }

>> .type and random number
it's a number coz these enums are integer internally, you are doing the comparison correctly using CAPITAL LETTER ENUMs (click ElementType)

Human understandable info try .name instead
console.log( cursor.element.name )

>> cursor position
do you mean time? try .tick
Cursor has .tick
also use .parent to get to Segment and it has .tick

More info see runtime internal score structure reference, also tick length under "for manipulation of time"

>> Also try these, help me as a beginner
Try Object Explorer plugin which exhaustively print out element info
Try the other visual debugger
Try snippets

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