On 4/17/07, Steve <subsume(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
Ahh, give and take. For-each is given nodes and apply-templates takes
nodes it "wants". I think I see.
Well the answer I look for is that with xsl:apply-templates the
processing is controlled by the structure of the input document, while
with xsl:for-each the processing is controlled by the stylesheet. If
you understand and can describe what happens when you call
<xsl:apply-templates/> then you're doing better than most.
I think its good practice to only use xsl:for-each to change the context node.
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