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Title: RE: Literal Text
> In the context of producing text output, which is how I've
I agree, which is why I implemented this in SAXON: give it a try and let me know what you think. SAXON has an inherited attribute saxon:escape="Y" or "N", so you can write
Or you can put the attribute on any outer element, e.g. xsl:template or xsl:stylesheet. I don't find any conflict here with the philosophy of XSL. You can use it two ways: to produce non-XML formats such as CSV files, or to cheat in getting the XML output you want when XSL is getting in your way. I guess it's the latter that the purists object to. Mike Kay
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