Re: Re: Re: Collecting attributes from the ancestor-or

> Order is important here, as from a set of attribute nodes with the same name, only
> the last one is output (by the serializer I guess?).

No this happens at result tree building time not at serialisation.
This doesn't make any difference in pure xslt 1.0 but in xslt x for
x > 1 and with a node-set() extension function you get access to the result
tree without it being serialised and it then matters that the result
tree will be well formed without multiple attribute nodes with the same
name sitting on a single element node.

David

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