Alternatively, there are ways to cheat -- for example, you could write a
transformation that would >output plain text that would "happen to be" XML
-- and that would contain the line breaks you >wanted.
It would, however, be a nightmare to combine this strategy with a regular
every-day transformation, >though I can see it being done as a
post-process.
wendell,
this is exactly what I was going to do in case the answer to my original
question was in the negative. I would use <xsl:output method="text"> and
just format the xml by hand, as it were. why do you say it would be a
nightmare? (granted it's not as elegant).
abie
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