TEI stylesheet for processing overriding of class attributes in ODD

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Id: $Id: odd2odd.xsl 10667 2012-07-19 09:04:45Z rahtz $

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 false Elements which have an attribute child with a mode attribute. Process their attList and class list separately, to identify attributes overriding those inherited from a class. Walk over each class membership; visit that class; see it has attributes; check each of these against an override in original element. If so, merge the two together and make a local copy. If a class has triggered this behaviour, return pointers to untouched class attributes, and a set of attDefs. Otherwise, return a memberOf. A note is made of any class attribute (encounter element), so that we can distinguish overridding attributes as to whether or not they are from a class. Go over each component of an original attribute, and a change spec, and get the best combination of old and new.