XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer's Reference, 4th Edition (507 page)
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The KindTest
Whereas a
NameTest
is designed to match nodes primarily by their name, a
KindTest
matches specific kinds of nodes. In the case of element and attribute nodes, it also allows matching against the type annotation attached to the node as a consequence of schema validation.
The syntax of a
KindTest
, copied from the XPath specification, is as follows:
| Expression | Syntax |
| KindTest | DocumentTest| ElementTest| AttributeTest| TextTest| PITest| CommentTest| AnyKindTest |
| DocumentTest |  document-node (ElementTest?) |
| ElementTest | BasicElementTest | SchemaElementTest |
| BasicElementTest | element(( ElementNameOrWildCard (,TypeName??)? )?) |
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