I’m trying to understand why and where an exception is thrown in my C# code. The problem is that all my code is in try-catch blocks, so debugger doesn’t stop when it happens. Is there a way to explicitly tell it to stop?
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I’m trying to understand why and where an exception is thrown in my C# code. The problem is that all my code is in try-catch blocks, so debugger doesn’t stop when it happens. Is there a way to explicitly tell it to stop?
Just use the Ctrl+Alt+E shortcut to bring up the exceptions dialog. There you can select any exceptions for which you’d like Visual Studio to break.