Trevor,
It could be that with XMLSpy you are running into a known "bug" in
the MSXML processor.
(I put "bug" in quotes because the "fix" offered by MS to this issue
is to argue from a loophole in the spec that it's not a bug; and sure
enough, the spec does offer the loophole.)
There are several fixes available to you, depending on your
situation. One of them is to use a different XSLT engine. Another is
apparently (I personally haven't had to try this) to declare
xml:space="preserve" at an appropriate point in your input document,
perhaps (to be safe) at the top. (That may seem like repainting the
room to cover a mark on the wall, but there you have it.)
Cheers,
Wendell
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