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I am trying to debug a “property not found” exception that is only happening in IE. The bad part is that this exception is being caught and handled and I could only figure out how to make the IE 9 debugger pause on uncaught exceptions (Ctrl + Shift + E).
I can’t temporarily remove the relevant try-catch clause without messing up my program logic and I’d rather not have to manually operate the debugger step-by-step. How can I easily find what line is generating my exception?
After a while I conclude that there sadly is no easy way to force IE to halt on caught exceptions.
By the way, I have since solved the problem that triggered this question. I was console.log-ing a XML document and unlike Chrome and FF, IE doesn’t handle that well. This is particularly annoying since I was using console.log calls to help debug >_<