David Carlisle wrote:
The document node is created (for xslt 1 compatibility
as much as anything else) if you don't use any funk new
attributes but if you go
(for example)
<xsl:variable name="tmp.tree" as="element()">
<tree>
Yea, why I didn't think about that before ?-) The following create a
sequence without creating a document node so without modifying the base
URI of the copied nodes (by mode="the.mode"):
<xsl:variable name="tree" as="node()*">
</xsl:variable>
Of course an alternative to making this extra <tree>
element to hold xml:base would be to modify
mode="the.mode" so it added xml:base attributes to some
or all of the elements it generates.
Indeed, but it was not really a solution in my case.
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