Terminating a macro on error

I'm guessing there isn't an answer to this one, but thought I'd ask:

We've got a macro that looks like this:

<#macro foo>
   <#assign bar = myMethod()/>
   Render ${bar} and do other stuff.
</#macro>

myMethod() is a TemplateMethodModelEx. Sometimes it throws exceptions. I 
trap these exceptions with a simple TemplateExceptionHandler that just 
writes the error to the output.

The trouble is that the macro continues to execute after the exception 
happens. I'd prefer that it just terminate and resume rendering the page 
after the macro.

Is there some kind of magic I can do in the TemplateException handler 
that would look forward in the parse tree to the end of the macro, and 
resume execution there?



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