Anyway
whatever "@" is, an "entity" or a "reference" or anything
else, it
*should* be possible to generate it so the impossibility or
difficulty in
doing it should be considered something of a "bug" of xslt. I
can live with
that :-) but it's a pity anyway.
Would you consider it a "bug" that you can't control whether spaces are
output around the equals sign in an attribute (option = "selected")?
XSLT is primarily a language for transforming trees. It also gives you some
control over serialization. But the general philosophy is that if two
serializations are equivalent, that is, if any self respecting XML/HTML
parser would treat them as equivalent, then it doesn't give you the choice.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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