Yes you can do what you propose in your sample code. The field reference on the RHS of the equals will be evaluated and then either a value, field or subtree copy with occur. There is one potential hazard you need to consider, and this is self referencing. You have to make sure that the field on the LHS of the expression is not a subset of what is on the RHS of the expression. This way you will get into a recursion where what you are copying is modifying at the same time, and this will cause you problems. For example
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