At 2008-12-29 10:30 +0100, nick public wrote:
I believe understood.
I'm using the xsl:copy that copy just the text values and not the
structure. In fact, if I wrap the xsl:copy in a new element, in the
result tree I have the new element and, inside, the text values of
source elements. The xsl:copy is using the XSLT built-in template.
Not quite ... the definition of <xsl:copy> is only to add the current
node to the result tree. <xsl:copy> says nothing about descendent
text values. In your stylesheet you had <xsl:apply-templates> where
the nodes being pushed at your stylesheet were being handled by the
built-in template rules. It is the effect of the built-in template
rules that added the text value to the result tree, not the effect of
<xsl:copy/>
Instead, xsl:copy-of uses a own template that consist of to keep the
copied structure.
Not a template, the instruction is just defined as copying the nodes.
I hope this helps.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . Ken
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