Re: How to stop (w/o exception)

You could enclose your template body in a:

[#macro actuallyRenderThePage]
...
[/#macro]
[@actuallyRenderThePage/]

and then use [#return] from within the macro body. Of course, that  
doesn't address more complex situations, as stopping gracefully from  
several levels of macros or includes. In these cases [#stop/] is the  
only reliable mechanism -- you'll just have to catch and ignore it at  
your point of Template.process() invocation...

Attila.

On 2008.02.26., at 17:44, Newman, John W wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I tried searching but sourceforge is down… I’m sure this has been  
> discussed before.
>
>
> We have the [#stop /] directive which throws an exception.  Is there  
> a way to stop processing gracefully?
>
>
> [#if somethingBad]
>    [#stopGracefully /]
> [/#if]
>
> Sure I could do
>
> [#if ! somethingBad]
>    Everything here
> [/#if]
>
> But I’m pretty sure there is a break or stop thing that should work  
> here.  Just wondering, thanks.






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