[kakridge(_at_)bellsouth(_dot_)net]
I've noticed the the Muenchian method uses '|' and that
everyone refers to this as a Union. However, I also read that this
<xsl:template match="foo | foobar">
means to match the foo OR foobar elements.
It means "union", although it is easy to fall into saying "or" as a kind
of shorthand. Here, it says to match "foo" elements and "foobar"
elements, and to take the union of the two sets.
Cheers,
Tom P
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