Thanks for the reply.
I was stuck in a sort-of copy-it mode, and the examples mostly speak of
XML-to-HTML.

Your hint about checking out elements led me to a combination
of element, copy, and copy-of.
All this since I'm using most, if not all, attributes, and supplementing
them with others.

However, my incoming files contain style attributes in the form of a 
comma-delimited string, which I was trying to parse into individual
attributes much like:

<svg style="font-family:value1,font-size:value2,font-style:value3">
which I want to output as:
<svg font-family="value1" font-size="value2" font-style="value3">.

This was the previously-submitted stylesheet template.
I was calling tokenize-style recursively before and got the output in the
form of
text, but I haven't gotten them in the form of attributes; in fact,
currently I'm getting nothing.

I'll see again tomorrow...

-----Original Message-----
From: David Carlisle [mailto:davidc@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 5:03 AM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  XML-to-XML question



>  &lt; svg

Why are you outputting text rather than the svg element node?

David

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