Syntax:
#stop
The #stop directive is used to stop processing of a template at a
certain point. The output will show only what has been processed up to
that point.
When #stop is called inside an #include it skips the rest of
the included code and continues on from after the #include directive.
stop the processing of the included code. Likewise, when #stop is
called inside a #def or #block, it stops only the #def
or #block.
A cat #if 1 sat on a mat #stop watching a rat #end if in a flat.
will print
A cat sat on a mat
And
A cat #block action sat on a mat #stop watching a rat #end block in a flat.
will print
A cat sat on a mat in a flat.