Jesper Tverskov wrote:
2) When we create the price element the literal way we don't
need xsl:namespace. We can put the needed namespace
declarations into the literal element directly. We can even
put them in the xsl:stylesheet element and they will end up in
output as we want it.
They won't if there is a matching @exclude-result-prefixes or
@xsl:exclude-result-prefixes in scope.
Besides, i don't really see the point to use @xsi:type as an
example. It just add an additional namespace to the example,
and I think it disturbs focusing on the point. I would rather
use something like:
<elem>
<xsl:namespace name="ns" select="'http://...'"/>
<xsl:text>ns:ncname</xsl:text>
</elem>
Regards,
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Florent Georges
http://www.fgeorges.org/
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