It could work like <xsl:for-each> in that it requires an XPath expression that returns a node-set, and, like <xsl:value-of>, it could ignore all but the first node in that node-set. This seems much better than having to change the current node all the time by applying a template or using <xsl:for-each> (semantically misleading). Is there any reason why <xsl:copy> shouldn't have a select attribute? Thanks, Evan LenzReceived on Thursday, 28 December 2000 23:29:48 GMT
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