I just replied with a regexp matching a string of tabs but actually I
realise I don't understand the question.
I need to write a template matching text nodes, which just consit of
multiple whitespaces (tabs in most cases).
I cant't use normalize-space since I need leading and tailing
whitespaces in some cases.
why does needing leading white space in the case that the node is not
all white stop you using normalize-space in the test?
<xsl:template match="text()[not(normalize-space())]">
...
just matches text nodes that are white.
David
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