original_string: public static function listInTheme($theme, $skipCache = false)
      {
          $result = [];
          $instance = static::inTheme($theme);
  
          if ($skipCache) {
              $result = $instance->get();
          } else {
              $items = $instance->newQuery()->lists('fileName');
  
              $loadedItems = [];
              foreach ($items as $item) {
                  $loadedItems[] = static::loadCached($theme, $item);
              }
  
              $result = $instance->newCollection($loadedItems);
          }
  
          /**
           * @event cms.object.listInTheme
           * Provides opportunity to filter the items returned by a call to CmsObject::listInTheme()
           *
           * Parameters provided are `$cmsObject` (the object being listed) and `$objectList` (a collection of the CmsObjects being returned).
           * > Note: The `$objectList` provided is an object reference to a CmsObjectCollection, to make changes you must use object modifying methods.
           *
           * Example usage (filters all pages except for the 404 page on the CMS Maintenance mode settings page):
           *
           *     // Extend only the Settings Controller
           *     \System\Controllers\Settings::extend(function($controller) {
           *         // Listen for the cms.object.listInTheme event
           *         \Event::listen('cms.object.listInTheme', function ($cmsObject, $objectList) {
           *             // Get the current context of the Settings Manager to ensure we only affect what we need to affect
           *             $context = \System\Classes\SettingsManager::instance()->getContext();
           *             if ($context->owner === 'october.cms' && $context->itemCode === 'maintenance_settings') {
           *                 // Double check that this is a Page List that we're modifying
           *                 if ($cmsObject instanceof \Cms\Classes\Page) {
           *                     // Perform filtering with an original-object modifying method as $objectList is passed by reference (being that it's an object)
           *                     foreach ($objectList as $index => $page) {
           *                         if ($page->url !== '/404') {
           *                             $objectList->forget($index);
           *                         }
           *                     }
           *                 }
           *             }
           *         });
           *     });
           */
          Event::fire('cms.object.listInTheme', [$instance, $result]);
  
          return $result;
      }
code: public static function listInTheme($theme, $skipCache = false)
      {
          $result = [];
          $instance = static::inTheme($theme);
  
          if ($skipCache) {
              $result = $instance->get();
          } else {
              $items = $instance->newQuery()->lists('fileName');
  
              $loadedItems = [];
              foreach ($items as $item) {
                  $loadedItems[] = static::loadCached($theme, $item);
              }
  
              $result = $instance->newCollection($loadedItems);
          }
  
          /**
           * @event cms.object.listInTheme
           * Provides opportunity to filter the items returned by a call to CmsObject::listInTheme()
           *
           * Parameters provided are `$cmsObject` (the object being listed) and `$objectList` (a collection of the CmsObjects being returned).
           * > Note: The `$objectList` provided is an object reference to a CmsObjectCollection, to make changes you must use object modifying methods.
           *
           * Example usage (filters all pages except for the 404 page on the CMS Maintenance mode settings page):
           *
           *     // Extend only the Settings Controller
           *     \System\Controllers\Settings::extend(function($controller) {
           *         // Listen for the cms.object.listInTheme event
           *         \Event::listen('cms.object.listInTheme', function ($cmsObject, $objectList) {
           *             // Get the current context of the Settings Manager to ensure we only affect what we need to affect
           *             $context = \System\Classes\SettingsManager::instance()->getContext();
           *             if ($context->owner === 'october.cms' && $context->itemCode === 'maintenance_settings') {
           *                 // Double check that this is a Page List that we're modifying
           *                 if ($cmsObject instanceof \Cms\Classes\Page) {
           *                     // Perform filtering with an original-object modifying method as $objectList is passed by reference (being that it's an object)
           *                     foreach ($objectList as $index => $page) {
           *                         if ($page->url !== '/404') {
           *                             $objectList->forget($index);
           *                         }
           *                     }
           *                 }
           *             }
           *         });
           *     });
           */
          Event::fire('cms.object.listInTheme', [$instance, $result]);
  
          return $result;
      }
code_tokens: public static function listInTheme ( $ theme , $ skipCache = false ) { $ result = [ ] ; $ instance = static :: inTheme ( $ theme ) ; if ( $ skipCache ) { $ result = $ instance -> get ( ) ; } else { $ items = $ instance -> newQuery ( ) -> lists ( 'fileName' ) ; $ loadedItems = [ ] ; foreach ( $ items as $ item ) { $ loadedItems [ ] = static :: loadCached ( $ theme , $ item ) ; } $ result = $ instance -> newCollection ( $ loadedItems ) ; } /**
           * @event cms.object.listInTheme
           * Provides opportunity to filter the items returned by a call to CmsObject::listInTheme()
           *
           * Parameters provided are `$cmsObject` (the object being listed) and `$objectList` (a collection of the CmsObjects being returned).
           * > Note: The `$objectList` provided is an object reference to a CmsObjectCollection, to make changes you must use object modifying methods.
           *
           * Example usage (filters all pages except for the 404 page on the CMS Maintenance mode settings page):
           *
           *     // Extend only the Settings Controller
           *     \System\Controllers\Settings::extend(function($controller) {
           *         // Listen for the cms.object.listInTheme event
           *         \Event::listen('cms.object.listInTheme', function ($cmsObject, $objectList) {
           *             // Get the current context of the Settings Manager to ensure we only affect what we need to affect
           *             $context = \System\Classes\SettingsManager::instance()->getContext();
           *             if ($context->owner === 'october.cms' && $context->itemCode === 'maintenance_settings') {
           *                 // Double check that this is a Page List that we're modifying
           *                 if ($cmsObject instanceof \Cms\Classes\Page) {
           *                     // Perform filtering with an original-object modifying method as $objectList is passed by reference (being that it's an object)
           *                     foreach ($objectList as $index => $page) {
           *                         if ($page->url !== '/404') {
           *                             $objectList->forget($index);
           *                         }
           *                     }
           *                 }
           *             }
           *         });
           *     });
           */ Event :: fire ( 'cms.object.listInTheme' , [ $ instance , $ result ] ) ; return $ result ; }
docstring: Returns the list of objects in the specified theme.
  This method is used internally by the system.
  @param \Cms\Classes\Theme $theme Specifies a parent theme.
  @param boolean $skipCache Indicates if objects should be reloaded from the disk bypassing the cache.
  @return Collection Returns a collection of CMS objects.
docstring_tokens: Returns the list of objects in the specified theme . This method is used internally by the system .