Re: use cases for d-o-e

> would make the XSLt much larger and harder to maintain.
> Instead, the template to handle them currently looks like:

in xslt 1.0 it's probably only an extra template and adding some
test with following-sibling::br.

In xslt 2 using the new grouping constructs that kind of grouping up all
nodes bounded by br's and putting them inside tr elements will be
really very easy.

d-o-e really isn't needed for this at all (and using it just makes the
stylesheet fail n situations like mozilla where d-o-e isn't supported)

David

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