RE: [xsl] XPath problem: Checking if imidiately preceding sibling is of a
certain kind
by Ragulf Pickaxe other posts by this author
Feb 27 2004 10:09AM messages near this date
Re: [xsl] XPath problem: Checking if imidiately preceding sibling is of a certain kind
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RE: RE: [xsl] Re: Network diagram - node set intersection
Hi again,
I have tried with:
<xsl:when test="not(preceding-sibling::*[1]=preceding-sibling::A[1])">
Last sibling was not an A element -
</xsl:when>
<xsl:otherwise>
Last sibling was an A element -
</xsl:otherwise>
Which I thought would have worked, but it does not. It works well enough on
the first problem (grouping consecutive A elements), but on the A elements
with attributs a="5" and a="7", it says that the last element was an A
element (why?).
> <root>
> <X><A a="1"/><A a="1"/><A a="2"/>Some text</X>
> <X><A a="4"/>Some text<br/>
> <A a="5"/>More text<br/>
> <A a="7"/>Even more text</X>
> </root>
Thanks,
Ragulf Pickaxe :-|
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