Given the following XML:


  BETHANY BEACH 
  BRIDGEVILLE 
  CAMDEN WYOMING 
  CHESWOLD 
  CLAYMONT 
  CLAYTON 
  DAGSBORO 
  DELAWARE CITY 
  DOVER 
  DOVER AFB 
 

And the stylesheet:
















 
  
  
 



 
 
 
  
   
    
   
   
    
   
  
 

 $startLetter: \ 
 $firstcity: \
 key('cityName',$firstcity)[1]: \
 key('cityName',$startLetter)[1]: 
 




Using the built-in processor I get the following output:
 $startLetter: \ 
 $firstcity: b\
 key('cityName',$firstcity)[1]: \
 key('cityName',$startLetter)[1]: 

I would have expected what I get when I use MSXML (either stand-alone or through the Scenario property page):

 $startLetter: \ 
 $firstcity: b\
 key('cityName',$firstcity)[1]: BETHANY BEACH\
 key('cityName',$startLetter)[1]: 

 The variable $firstcity is assigned a value but it isn't 'held' when used in the key() call using the built-in processor. MSXML returns, what I think is, the correct result.

-Mike
(I've attached the two files in case the formatting for this message got munged..)

cities(a).xml
Cities (XML)

keytest.xsl
KeyTest XSL file