Confusion about status reference syntax

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Basic Information:

Printer Model: Sovol SV07
MCU / Printerboard: N/A (builtin)
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Describe your issue:

I tried to create a gcode macro for loading filament - at the end, if the printer is not paused during an active print, I want it to shut off the hotend. Using the Status Reference page (Status reference - Klipper documentation), I determined the way to do this is using the pause_resume object’s is_paused reference. So, I added a conditional statement checking this:

{% if pause_resume.is_paused == False %}
      M104 S0
{% endif %}

However, when I tried to use this macro, I received the error “!! Error evaluating ‘gcode_macro LOAD_FILAMENT:gcode’: jinja2.exceptions.UndefinedError: ‘pause_resume’ is undefined”

I’ve found examples elsewhere that seem to indicate I need to prepend the status reference identifier with printer (i.e. printer.pause_resume.is_paused), but this is not evident anywhere in the actual documentation I can find. Have I missed something, or should this be submitted as a bug report to the documentation to explicitly indicate that all objects on that list need to be prepended with “printer.”?

Thanks in advance for your help

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the-printer-variable

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Thanks, looks like I missed that bit. I’m not certain that it’s super clear just from that - an example section of how to properly use some of these variables somewhere would be useful, though I suppose if I missed this I probably missed on of those as well. In any case, thanks for the quick reply

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