It appears as if Saxon does not output line endings
"correctly" for Windows systems (ie LF only instead of
CR+LF). This, as it turns out, becomes a problem for me.
Actually, Saxon outputs whatever you ask it to output. If there is a CR
character present in the text node, then it will be output. If there isn't,
then it won't.
The XML parser will remove CR characters from your source document and
stylesheet as part of the standard line ending normalization, so if you want
them present in the output, you will have to reinstate them by hand.
You could probably do this using character maps, by mapping the NL character
to the CRLF string.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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