> Nope, I tried to address the problem that you gave an example of, that 
> is, we have N matching templates and it is not possible to resolve the 
> conflict without explicit priorities set in the templates. Further, I 
> tried to address that it is only the design that XSLT 1.0 tries to do 
> something even could be viewed as erroneous, whereas XSLT 2.0 attempts 
> to generate error messages instead.

the situation is the same in xslt 1 and 2. In both it is an error, but
the system is allowed to recover by using the last of the templates that
is defined (this is the only place where order of templates in the
stylesheet makes any difference)

David



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