This clarification raises a related naive question, though: What is the
proper use of copy-namespaces="no"? What namespace nodes will not be
copied as a result of using it, and in what sorts of situations would
that be necessary or desirable?
suppose your source looks like
<foo xmlns="ho"
xmlns:a="hum"
xmlns:b="ha"
xmlns:c="zzz">
<bar/>
<foo/>
Then depending on the value of copy-namespaces ,<xsl:copy-of on the bar
element will return
<bar xmlns="ho"/>
or
<bar xmlns="ho"
xmlns:a="hum"
xmlns:b="ha"
xmlns:c="zzz"/>
which result is necessary or desirable depends of course on your needs
and desires.
David
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