Re: Testing for following text()

> well if you want it purely in the template match for <s> then you can do:
>
> match="s[(ancestor::b[1]//text())[last()] >> .]"
>
> ...but there's probably a neater solution where you work it out at the
> <b> level and then pass down a boolean as a tunnelled parameter.
>
Thanks a lot for this solution which works like a spell and also taught
me the ">>" operator. In the given context I prefer it to Ken's
procedural solution, but also thank you for that one.

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