> >
> >Your xsl:for-each below always selects just one node ( an element
> has
> >not more than one attribute with a given name)
> 
> No, the attribute is declared as ENTITIES, not ENTITY. There are
> multiple entity names in the attribute value, separated by spaces.
> 

The ***value*** of the ***single @foo attribute node*** contains
multiple entity names.

This has nothing to do with the fact that an element has only 0 or 1
attribute having a given name.

Dimitre.

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