Re: Creating an error handler for my application
- From: "Truong Hong Thi" <thi1981@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 13 Nov 2005 22:57:21 -0800
>But this doesn't work for me. If an exception is being thrown, it isn't
>catched by the ThreadException event and a exception is being displayed.
Did your handler get invoked after you click Continue?
..NET is ugly that way, it has a default thread exception handler which
displays a dialog asking whether you want to to debug. If you don't
have a debugger registered on the system, then it will not ask, which
are what you expected.
.
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