According to the documentation, the {contents} MPI call supports exits. For instance, you can do:
{contents:here,exit} and it will work.
However, this will always return nothing because exits aren't contents. They have their own linked list that {contents} doesn't check.
The solution here is to update the documentation to indicate that exits should be checked with the {exits} macro and remove mention of the 'exits' parameter to 'contents'. 'contents' should probably throw an error directing people to use 'exits' if you pass 'exits' as a parameter to it.
wyld-sw
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1 year ago
According to the documentation, the
{contents}MPI call supports exits. For instance, you can do:{contents:here,exit}and it will work.However, this will always return nothing because exits aren't contents. They have their own linked list that
{contents}doesn't check.The solution here is to update the documentation to indicate that exits should be checked with the
{exits}macro and remove mention of the 'exits' parameter to 'contents'. 'contents' should probably throw an error directing people to use 'exits' if you pass 'exits' as a parameter to it.