I was beginning to wonder if it was a problem with a version of
something in xsltproc. The same undesired results occur with
[position()=last()] and putting last() into a variable.
-Ross Buchanan
Abel Braaksma wrote:
Ross Buchanan wrote:
I am running into a problem where I need to find the first paragraph
element of a document and the last paragraph element to give a unique
class to each. I am able to find the first paragraph with
<xsl:template match="/doc/p[1]"> but am not able to match the last
element with <xsl:template match="/doc/p[last()]">.
Your code seems correct. I just run your sample input against your
XSLT stylesheet using Saxon 6.5.5 and it produced exactly your desired
result. This is perhaps a bug in libxslt. You may try as an
alternative [position() = last()] or put last() in a variable and use
that variable as predicate, which should produce the same results.
-- Abel Braaksma
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