Subject: [xsl] Test character immediately preceding node From: Nathan Tallman <ntallman@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 8 Oct 2013 16:50:33 -0400 |
Is it possible to test a character immediately preceding a node? I have an element with child-elements, my trouble is that sometimes there is a space before the child-element, sometimes not. For example I might have: <unittitle>Statements <unitdate>2001</unitdate></unittitle> or <unittitle>Statements<unitdate>2001</unitdate></unittitle> The XSLT that I'm forking from has instructions to insert a space before <unitdate>, which sometimes results in two spaces in the output. I'd like to use an xsl:choose to test for a space immediately preceding <unitdate>. Is this possible? I'm using XSLT 2.0. Thanks, Nathan
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