Didn't you know that <xsl:apply-templates> can be used in pull-style
processing? Modes and uniquely namespaced nodes should light a bulb :)
I am not sure, if that's entirely correct. Working on
xsl:apply-templates with modes looks to me semi pull style, and not a
pull style in entirety!
It is not "semi pull style". Its pull style when only one template has
that mode or matches a node from a uniquely defined namespace (used
only for the purpose of identifying its matching template).
Hmm, an empty <xsl:apply-templates/> is always push, regardless of
mode or namespaces. If a select attribute is used, then it becomes
pull.
I can't see how the number of templates involved, the modes or
namespaces have any affect on whether its pull or push...? For
example, are you saying:
<xsl:apply-templates mode="foo"/>
...is pull when only a single template exists with that mode, but push
otherwise?
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