The output you mentioned is desired output?? it doesn't seem to be
consistent showing what the requirement is...
if you want all the following siblings, you can simply use
following-sibling::*....
On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 5:43 PM, J. S. Rawat <jrawat(_at_)aptaracorp(_dot_)com>
wrote:
Hi List you people has suggested that one can find out immediate following
TAG by following-sibling::*[1][self::a1]. Just to extend the topic, how we
will find out all the immediate siblings.
Input
<a>first</a>
<a1>second</a1>
<a1>third</a1>
<a>fourth
<a1>fifth</a1>
<b1>sixth</b1>
</a>
<a1>seven</a1>
<a1>eight</a1>
<a>nine</a>
<b1>ten</b1>
<a1>ele</a1>
OUTPUT
<a>first
second
third</a>
<a>fourth
<a1>fifth</a1>
<b1>sixth</b1>
seven
eight</a>
<a>nine</a>
<b1>ten</b1>
<a1>ele</a1>
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