But what if x is built using multiple XSLT templates and multiple XSLT
templates need to modify x (independently) in the second phase?
That's the usual case, yes.
Do I need two scripts for that (one to build x, and one to modify x) ?
No, just put the templates for the first phase in mode a (applied with
<xsl:apply-templates mode="a"/> and the templates for the second phase
in mode b, applied with <xsl:apply-templates mode="b"/>
David
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