At 06:54 24/11/2012, you wrote:
1. <xsl:apply-templates select="current-group() except blah"/>
still applies templates to blah
well, blah is not a child of the current context of the for-each-group
(the "." is the first node() in the group)
I would expect you to need something like this
<xsl:apply-templates select="current-group() except
current-group()/self::blah"/>
2. If your group by patttern evaluates to an empty element
current-grouping-key() will yield nothing. However one may (as I did)
want to get at the attributes of such an element but this is not
possible.
3. If you group-starting-with it's weird to then see things not
encompassed by the starting-with expression appear as a group because
they precede the first occurrence of the starting-with expression.
While this works as specified because for-each-group is a total
function over the population it does result in a mismatch between the
grammatical semantic and the exhibited behaviour, or to put it another
way it does what it says in the spec but doesn't do what it says on
the tin.
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