Check whether a string ends with another string.
fn:ends-with(string $term, string? $searchString) => boolean
fn:ends-with(string $term, string? $searchString, string $collation) => boolean
This function checks whether the value of $string
ends with the value of $searchString according to the
collation used. It returns true if it is found and
false if not. If the value of $string or
$searchString is the empty sequence, the function
returns the empty sequence. If the value of
$searchString is the empty string, then the function
returns "true". If the value of
$string is the empty string and the value of
$searchString is a non-empty string, the function
returns "false".
You can use an optional collation argument.
| $term |
string value |
|---|---|
| $searchString |
string value that is searched for in |
| $collation |
optional valid collation string literal |
Does "Tamino" end with "ino" ?
ends-with("Tamino", "ino")
The function returns true, since
"ino" obviously appears at the end of
"Tamino".
The following construct(s) refer to this construct: