David Carlisle wrote:
But here, I think the relevant part is the string value
of an element node.
No, it's a single text node generated by the value-of,
that text node then gets used to generate the content of
the element (and further merging, or separators might
happen at that point) but first the text node is generated
using 5.7.2.
Mmh, we are still speaking about:
<foo>one<!-- hmm -->two</foo>
<xsl:value-of select="foo"/>
right? So the element is not created, it is used. More
precisely its string value is used. And its string value is
the concatenation of all its descendant text nodes, so
"onetwo".
But I'm feeling we don't speak about the same thing?
Regards,
--drkm
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