<!ENTITY quest "[#x0003F]" ><!--=question mark --> ).
why do that, rather than just using a ? in the source?
If you did want to define & quest; to be a question mark you'd need a &
in that replacement text, as you have it & quest; is just the 7
characters #x0003F and has no relation to a question mark at all.
As has been said, xpath2 has ends-with, in xpath1 use
test="substring($x,string-length($x))='?'"
David
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