> You've provided no
> explicit template for the root node, so the built-in template gets called.
> The built-in template does a call on <xsl:apply-templates/> for its
> children, i.e. for the <list> element, but without supplying any parameters.
> So your match="list" template rule gets called without parameters.

Maybe a feature for XSLT 1.1?
If the default templates preserve the mode, why shouldn't they also pass
any parameters on?

Is there any intention behind this behaviour or is it just a forgotten
feature?

Cheers,
Oliver


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