"If either operand is a single atomic value that is an instance of
xs:boolean, then the other operand is converted to xs:boolean by taking its
effective boolean value."
you are looking at the first half of that section, which is backward
compatibility mode, if your xsl has version="2.0" then you want teh
second list which doesn't have that step.
David
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