In .NET WinForms there is a such tip that I can catch any uncatched exception on the application level.
Could it can be done also in Delphi – in the case that the source of the exception can’t be bound with try/except block.
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In .NET WinForms there is a such tip that I can catch any uncatched exception on the application level.
Could it can be done also in Delphi – in the case that the source of the exception can’t be bound with try/except block.
You can attach an eventhandler to
Application.OnExceptionand handle any unhandled exception there.Depending on your Delphi version, you can either
Application.OnException := DoApplicationException.TApplicationEventscomponent on your main form, double click the OnException event and implement your code.