Using Flow Logic (Magic xpi 3.x)
When you create your flows, you can include logic that determines how the components within the flow should be executed. Flow logic is a set of conditions, or rules, that you can specify to define the flow’s execution behavior.
You can use expressions that the Magic xpi Server checks during deployment and then executes the components accordingly. Magic xpi lets you create a flow with many branches and you can link from branch to branch according to conditions you define, or you can call another flow depending on conditions you define.
You can conditionally specify the execution sequence of the flow components in the flow by setting the conditions, the condition execution point in the flow, and which flow component is executed when the condition is True or False. This mechanism lets you create branches, loops, and any other flow logic that you need. See this How To for further information on iterating on a series of values in Magic xpi.
The variables are used as the data view of the flow and are re-evaluated during flow execution.
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