Exit handler

Purpose: Exit current request processing.

 exit-handler [ <request status> ]

Exits current request by transferring control directly after the top-level request dispatcher. If there is an after-handler, it will still execute, unless exit-handler is called from before-handler.

<request status> number is a request status returned to the caller (see handler-status); if not specified, then it's the value specified in the last executed handler-status statement; if none executed, then it's 0.
Examples
Returning status of 20:
 begin-handler /req-handler
     ...
     handler-status 20
     ...
     exit-handler
     ...
 end-handler

Returning status of 0:
 begin-handler /req-handler
     ...
     exit-handler
     ...
 end-handler

Returning status of 10:
 begin-handler /req-handler
     ...
     exit-handler 10
     ...
 end-handler

See also
Program flow
break-loop  
code-blocks  
continue-loop  
do-once  
exit-handler  
if-defined  
if-true  
set-bool  
start-loop  
See all
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