Saxon

When I have a package defining a streamable and public mode @<xsl:mode name="m1" on-no-match="shallow-copy" visibility="public" streamable="yes"/>@ as the default mode and solely use that package from the command line with Saxon 9.7.07J EE and the option @-t@ then Saxon indicates that it is "streaming" the input file.

However when I run a second stylesheet that uses the package then Saxon indicates that it is building a tree for the input. I wonder how I should set up the stylesheet or run Saxon so that the input is streamed. In general it does not seem to be clear from the spec what happens with the streamability of a mode declared in a used package.

The package is

the second stylesheet is

now when I run from the command line and use @-xsl:package.xsl;sheet.xsl@ the code is compiled and executed fine and gives me the result I want for the used input sample, only the @-t@ option indicates that a tree was built for the input whereas I would like to process the input in a streamed way (as it happens when I only run the package).

Even when I change the stylesheet to

then Saxon indicates that it is streaming the input. So it seems the @xsl:override@ turns the processing mode into non-streaming. Is that what is supposed to happen?

Input is

	
		
			foo 1
			
				
					foo 2