Absolutely, but what do you think that Elemental is doing with the XML? It is interpreting it. So in this case, it plays the same role as an XSL processor or anything else similar in reading the document. So it is all down to what XML elements and attributes it expects, and if it has an 'if' statement, either as part of the XML or as part of the Calculate/Expression element body. For that, we would need the Dev's input :D
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maniakos, you can certainly use XML to describe a procedural language. See XSLT for an (event driven, but still procedural) example. It handles if, for, case, etc perfectly acceptably. That said, I haven't looked at the mod stuff for Elemental yet, so I can't chime in to how it works here. But there isn't a reason it sho
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