Martin Honnen wrote:
Hi
<xsl:template match="*" name="fullNameWorker"
mode="fullName">
You have a template for element nodes (match="*") so why do
you test
generate-id(.) != generate-id(/)
? An element (.) is never a root node (/).
Because the template recursively ascends the document I need to
test that I have arrived at the top.
But your template with match="*" is never processed for the root
node which is match="/".
This message was posted a few days ago, but I didn't see any response
to that, so just for the sake of comprehensiveness in the archive...
I didn't looked at the details of the template, but having match="*"
is not enough to garantee that the context item is an element, when the
template has also a name. This is one reason to try to avoid having
named template rules IMHO.
Regards,
--drkm
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