Jumps to the next line abruptly.
skip() short-circuits the full csvpath evaluation of a line. Earlier
match components will be evaluated; although, with the exception of
any components carrying the onmatch qualifier, which pushes them to
the back of the csvpath processing order.
Like stop(), skip() can optionally take a function argument that will
determine if skip() is triggered. In this way, skip() acts as if it
has an embedded when/do operator.
| Data signatures |
| skip() |
| skip( eval this: $${\color{green}None}$$ ǁ $${\color{green}Any}$$ ) |
| Call signatures |
| skip() |
| skip( eval this: Function ǁ Equality ) |
| Purpose |
Value |
| Main focus |
skip() is a side-effect |
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