Hello all,
I think this is trivial, but I can't seem to find how to do it:
I am in a node <a...> which can have any number of parents or childs of the
same type. I want to know if the node I have in hand is the topmost <a...>.
If it was the attribute that had value a, I think the solution would be like
<xsl:if test="../@attr='a'">
What do I have instead of @attr when I want to test the nodes name (is this
called "basename").
I tried looking at the name() funktion, but the explanation was not very
clear to me (Michael Kay's book, 2nd edition), and I don't know if this is
the right track at all.
I really would appreciate some pointers.
Thank you
Ragulf Pickaxe :)
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