No conditional #stop? / Validating that a parameter was passed in code

[Jack Holt]

Correct me if I am wrong, but it appears that #stop is not intended to
be used conditionally.

I saw this behavior when trying to write the following macro:

#macro(test $p $n)
        #if($!p == "")
                $n is required
                #stop
        #end
#end

#test($var "var")

I tried the above code in VeloGUI and noticed that velocity throws a
ParseErrorException with a message of Encountered "EOF" at line 4,
column 17

Am I right about this and (on a separate subject) is there a better
way to validate that a parameter was passed to a Velocity template

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