> Michael Kay's sheet was a neat trick, but I couldn't find a Christmas Cracker 
> in it.  Here's a more straightforward offering.  Merry Christmas.

A couple of people pointed out to me that the style-sheet was missing a 
parameter declaration in one of the named templates.  The reason I didn't 
catch this was because I used 4XSLT 0.8.0 to run it, which contained a minor 
bug where parameter definitions in call-templates were "leaking" into named 
templates where the parameters were not declared.  We've fixed this bug, as 
well as a related bug affecting named-templates in imported style-sheets.  Any 
4XSLT users who want a patch can check out the archives of the 4Suite mailing 
list.

http://lists.fourthought.com/mailman/listinfo/4suite

Aside: I also posted an older version of the style-sheet that didn't include a 
tree-stem.  I guess the version I posted might as well have been Khufu's 
pyramid, or a dropped ice cream cone, or...

So much for good intentions.  Adding the tree stem is an exercise for the 
reader.

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