<RDF>
<description><<<<MY TEST>>>></description>
</RDF>
That is exactly equivalent to the version using CDATA marked section.
So why is this output a problem? It should be the same kind of thing as
if attribute quotes change from a="b" to a='b' it is just a difference
at the surface syntax, not in the underlying result tree.
Like all features of xsl:output, cdata-section-elements="description"
is only a hint to the serialiser, which may be ignored, and in
particular if you pass the result tree directly as a tree to another
process, then this XSLt process will not serialise the tree at all, and
so all these hints will not be used.
David
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