I ran the stylesheet that you posted on the xml you posted (after having
removed the \) and got what I thought was the answer you wanted:
$ saxon offset2.xml offset2.xsl
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<text xmlns="http://www.aston.tv/schemas/Aston/Aston7";>
<offset xmlns=""
xmlns:aston="http://www.aston.tv/schemas/Aston/Aston7"; x="0.2" y="0" z="0"/>
Aston Broadcast Systems Ltd.
</text>
At least it's doing the adding up right. It's generating <offset in
probably the wrong namespace as you have a literal result element
<offset in the stylesheet in no-namespace, you want xmlns="....aston...
in the stylesheet, most likely.
David
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