Actually, I don't really understand the question.
xsl:apply-templates choose template rules, and those are instanciated
with the right node as current node. What happens between these two
points is out of interest IMHO, and implementation-dependant, isn't it?
Let me give one possible example.
Say, you have a Debugger, which should break whenever the current node
is changed.
Do we want the break to occur when the xsl:apply-templates is the
current instruction?
Or do we want the break to occur only when the xsl:template of the
selected (for this node) template becomes the current instruction?
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Dimitre Novatchev
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