In dotNet a line throws an exception and is caught, how can I figure out which line in which file threw the exception? Seems relatively straightforward, but I can’t figure it out…
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In dotNet a line throws an exception and is caught, how can I figure out which line in which file threw the exception? Seems relatively straightforward, but I can’t figure it out…
You can only do it if you have debug symbols available.
If you want to debug such a situation in VS, you’d better just check
Throwncheckbox forCommon Language Runtime ExceptionsinExceptionsdialog located inDebugmenu. The debugger will break as soon as the exception is thrown, even if it’s in atryblock.