require completion of instructions; save error if inside :
hints
Major Section: PROOF-CHECKER-COMMANDS
Example: (finish induct prove bash)Run the indicated instructions, stopping at the first failure. If there is any failure, or if any new goals are created and remain at the end of the indicated instructions, then consider the call ofGeneral Form: (finish &rest instructions)
finish
to be a
failure. See proof-checker-commands and visit the documentation for
sequence
for a discussion of the notion of ``failure'' for proof-checker
commands.