When you specify which nodes are selected in your apply-templates call
then there isn't ever any doubt which nodes are being processed or not.
It's almost always better to specify exactly which nodes you want to
process in an <xsl:apply-templates select=""/> then to either use ifs
inside a template or a match on a template.
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From: Nicolas Mailhot [mailto:Nicolas(_dot_)Mailhot(_at_)laPoste(_dot_)net]
Well, you're right but with priorities you can poison the default
template with an xml:message and detect when a node that isn't supposed
to be processed is.
Anyway, thanks for the advice !
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Nicolas Mailhot