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I have client-server (Silverlight) app.
Some server code throws exceptions that I handle on client. When I debug – Visual Studion breaks on those exceptions and I have to hit “Continue”. It really slows down development.
Is there any way to skip specific exceptions or deal with this somehow?
Debug Menu -> Exceptions (Ctrl + Alt + E) -> Find.. type the exception name, then untick the check boxes.
If it’s your own exception, you can add it by clicking Add, select Common Language Runtime Exceptions and then putting in the fully qualified name of the exception. Then untick the boxes.