Its too bad <xsl:attribute-set> doesn't support xsl:if or xsl:choose.
more or less anywhere where you could use attribute sets you could
instead used a named template, and if you do you can use any xsl
instruction. (One reason why I don't think attribute sets are very much
used (I have never used them nearly a decade of XSL use.)
David
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