But I think authors of xslt processors will focus
primarily on real world stylesheets than on weird ones.
Having a single template is not weird, in fact while XSLT was being
designed it was thought to be such a common and important use case that
a special "easy" syntax was designed for that case. The "literal result
element as stylesheet" (or in xslt2 terminoligy "simplified stylesheet")
If your stylesheet just consists of a single template matching "/" you
can drop the outer xsl:tstylesheet and xsl:template element markup.
Yes, I'm sure. I only select child-nodes.
And the stylesheet works, when there are not 500 but only 200 block-level
elements.
Strange.
David
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