You don't say why you are writing the nodes out to a file and reading
them back in, that isn't particuarly quick, why not just apply templates
to the nodes you started with?
I would assume that redirect:write is picking up attributes from an
xsl:output that has indent="yes" so that the temp file has indentation.
If that is the case you could presumably use indent="no", although
why not just do
<xsl:apply-templates select="articledescription/node()" mode="proc-txt"/>
and work directly of your original input?
David
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