Jumps to the next line abruptly. In a named-paths group run, where the run method is breadth-first, skip_all() jumps to the next line without any following csvpaths seeing the line at all.
A breadth-first run method is one of collect_by_line(), fast_forward_by_line, or next_by_line(). These methods pass each line through all csvpaths in the named-paths group before continuing to the next line.
skip_all() 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.
See skip() for more behavior details.
| Data signatures |
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| skip_all() |
| skip_all( eval this: |
| Call signatures |
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| skip_all() |
| skip_all( eval this: Function ǁ Equality ) |
| Purpose | Value |
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| Main focus | skip_all() is a side-effect |
| Context | Qualifier |
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| Match qualifiers | onmatch, once |
| Value qualifiers | onmatch |