Is there any way to break out of a foreach loop?

I am using the R package foreach() with %dopar% to do long (~days) calculations in parallel. I would like the ability to stop the entire set of calculations in the event that one of them produces an error. However, I have not found a way to achieve this, and from the documentation and various forums I have found no indication that this is possible. In particular, break() does not work and stop() only stops the current calculation, not the whole foreach loop.

Note that I cannot use a simple for loop, because ultimately I want to parallelize this using the doRNG package.

Here is a simplified, reproducible version of what I am attempting (shown here in serial with %do%, but I have the same problem when using doRNG and %dopar%). Note that in reality I want to run all of the elements of this loop (here 10) in parallel.

library(foreach)
myfunc <- function() {
  x <- foreach(k = 1:10, .combine="cbind", .errorhandling="stop") %do% {
    cat("Element ", k, "\n")
    Sys.sleep(0.5) # just to show that stop does not cause exit from foreach
    if(is.element(k, 2:6)) {
      cat("Should stop\n")
      stop("Has stopped")
    }
    k
  }
  return(x)
}
x <- myfunc()
# stop() halts the processing of k=2:6, but it does not stop the foreach loop itself.
# x is not returned. The execution produces the error message
# Error in { : task 2 failed - "Has stopped"

What I would like to achieve is that the entire foreach loop can be exited immediately upon some condition (here, when the stop() is encountered).

I have found no way to achieve this with foreach. It seems that I would need a way to send a message to all the other processes to make them stop too.

If not possible with foreach, does anyone know of alternatives? I have also tried to achieve this with paralle