<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<xpp>
  <class name="BlogPost">
    <scope type="public">
      <var type="string" name="BlogText">
        Imagine a program written entirely in XML,
        where every object, function, variable,
        exception and statement is a node in the
        tree, that accepts XML as input, produces
        XML as output, and can conditionally modify
        itself at runtime. That's the idea behind
        the newly-released x++, an XML-native language
        that aims to bring full programmability
        to XML, along with the ability to send
        and receive programming instructions *as* XML
        along with XML data formats like SOAP. Awesome.
      </var>
    </scope>
  </class>
  <node name="BlogObj" class="BlogPost" />
  <xout>
     <eval object="BlogObj" member="BlogText" />
  </xout>
</xpp>

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