Version 24.2.9039

• Parameters
• Control Attributes
• Examples
• See Also

Use the arc:continue keyword can to move to the next iteration of arc:call or arc:enum.

Parameters

None

Control Attributes

None

Examples

Produce a feed that lists only the files in a directory. arc:continue is used to skip over items representing a directory.

<arc:call op="fileListDir">
  <arc:equals attr="file:isdir" value="true">
    <arc:continue/>
  </arc:equals>
  <arc:push/>
</arc:call>

List the values of single-valued attributes. Using arc:continue means all multi-valued attributes are skipped.

<arc:set attr="foo.multiattr#" value="value1"/>
<arc:set attr="foo.multiattr#" value="value2"/>
<arc:set attr="foo.attr2"      value="value3"/>
<arc:enum item="foo">
  <arc:notequals attr="_count" value="1">
    <arc:continue/>
  </arc:notequals>
  [_index]: [_attr] has the value [_value] <!-- only evaluated for attr2 -->
</arc:enum>

See Also

• arc:break: Break out of arc:call or arc:enum iterations.
• arc:enum: Iterate over the values of an item, attribute, list, or range.
• arc:call: Call scripts, operations, or feeds.