RE: Name of current XML doc...

> And talking of that, 
> If I don't reparse the XSLT, is it possible to change the 
> parameters after the 
> first transform?

You can compile the stylesheet into a 'templates' object that can be
reused with different parameters without incurring the stylesheet parse
cost each time.  I think the 'template' terminology comes from an early
Microsoft implementation and has just stuck, even though I think it's a
misnomer.

Along these lines, if anybody can code a templates object that can
include/import a regular stylesheet that would be really good (or
vice-versa - a regular stylesheet that can import a templates object,
possibly through a resolver) - I have some large stylesheets (4000 lines
+) that import a tiny generated-at-runtime stylesheet (50+ lines) which
means for every transform I incur the cost of parsing the larger
stylesheets.  I've asked before and I think Mike has said that the way
the processor constructs the stylesheet internally means its not
possible - is this still the case?  

As it happens, parsing the stylesheet from an in-memory string is still
really quick, but it would be a better solutions to use the templates
object.

cheers
andrew