Re: [xslt] possible bug in xsltproc/libxslt

[Iosif Fettich <ifettich netsoft ro>]

> Perhaps you should read the XSLT specification and understand the
> difference between the current node (given by "current()") and the
> context node (given by "."). This would answer your questions.

And so it did :)

Had just to add an 'current()/' in my code in the right place and 
everything works great.

It's the

12.4 Miscellaneous Additional Functions

part of the standard that clarifies this. Now that I went through it 
again, I know I've looked once over it already - but obviously, looking 
and seeing are (totally) different things :)

Many thanks,
and sorry for the trouble.

Iosif Fettich