Ah, I see! So copy-of also copies the fact that the this element is in
rss, xsl, xhtml or whatever namespace rather than just a literal,
what-you-see-in-the-original copy? That makes more sense, thank you.
to xpath the name of an element is a structured pair consisting of a
local name and a namespace uri, changing the namespace uri is the same
type of thing as changing the local name, and in XSLT you code both by
essentially the same mechanism:
match on the old name and use xsl:element to generate a new node with a
new name.
David
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