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Asked: 2026-05-28T03:11:59+00:00

<TEI> <text id=R> <text id=E> <text id=D> </TEI> If I call a template and

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<TEI>
    <text id="R">
    <text id="E">
    <text id="D">
</TEI>

If I call a template and pass the node <text id="E"> in as a parameter, what test expression, executed inside the template, will test whether text E is the last of <TEI>‘s children?

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  1. Editorial Team

    If I call a template and pass the node <text id="E"> in as a
    parameter, what test expression, executed inside the template, will
    test whether text E is the last of <TEI>‘s children?

    I assume that by <TEI>‘s children you mean <TEI>‘s element-children.

    If so, use:

    not($p/following-sibling::*[1])

    the above may be more efficient (in case the XPath optimizer isn’t too smart) than the equivalent:

    not($p/following-sibling::*)

    In case that by by <TEI>‘s children you mean <TEI>‘s any-node-type (text, comment, PI and element)-children, then use this XPath expression:

    not($p/following-sibling::node()[1])
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