ac wrote:
To process these elements irrespective of their namespace, I can use
expressions like
*[local-name(.) = "a"] and *[local-name(.) = "b"]
all through the stylesheet but, in the stylesheet, I would much rather
map everything to the same namespace (possibly to default- or
no-namespace) and either use a single prefix, or better still, no
prefix, all over the stylesheet, to refer to all or any of these elements.
/xx:a, /xx:b, or /a , /b, for example
What would be the best way to declare the stylesheet namespaces to
achieve this, if possible?
With XSLT/XPath 2.0 you are allowed to use
/*:a, /*:b
to select elements with local name 'a' respectively 'b' in any namespace
(including no namespace).
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Martin Honnen
http://msmvps.com/blogs/martin_honnen/
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