Not sure if I understand you correct but here is what
I think will work.
you can use something like this
<xsl:if test="count(following-sibling::node())=0">
in the template which matches the <dataset> element.
If there are no more dataset elements following the
current dataset element with the same parent thus
meaning in the same nodeset then this will return a
value true else it will be false.
For example in the following context
<stuff>
1 <dataset>
2 <dataset>
<stuff/>
3 <dataset>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
4 <DATASET>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
</dataset>
</stuff>
Thus this will return a value of TRUE for nodes named
1 2 and 4 while it will return FALSE for 3 since it is
not the last dataset element.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck !
Abhi
Abhijit Junnare
--- "Woosley, David" <David(_dot_)Woosley(_at_)imrm(_dot_)com> wrote:
Assume my XML document contains one or MORE
hierarchies of 'dataset' nodes,
like this:
<report>
<stuff/>
<dataset>
<dataset>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
<dataset>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
</dataset>
<stuff/>
<dataset>
<dataset>
<stuff/>
<dataset>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
<DATASET>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
<stuff/>
</dataset>
</dataset>
<stuff/>
</report>
The 'dataset' levels will vary in depth. Other
elements will be sprinkled
among the 'dataset' nodes. How can I determine when
I am at the beginning
of the very LAST 'dataset' node (the node in caps
above), regardless if its
depth?
Many thanks,
David Woosley
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