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On Tue, Aug 07 '01 at 10:24, Joel Beach wrote: > Just wondering why the XSLT WG chose to implement the implicit rule where > all text not defined by a template undergoes an identity transformation? To > me, it just seems nicer to define what you want to be output. You can easyly achive this with the following catch all roule: <xsl:template match="node()" priority="2" /> you could use the same for attributes, but generally when you do a deep copy, you realy want to get the attributes. I'm not sure about the priority, but if you don't assign a not default (weeker) priority at last some xslt processors complain about ambiquose matches ... you should just try it and in case of trouble check your favorite manual. -- Goetz Bock IT Consultant Dipl.-Inf. Univ. Attachment:
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