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VladKravchenko
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So, I've just installed VS2019, opened my project (which worked perfectly fine in VS2017) and it stopped at the first try-catch section. VS2019 pointed me at the exception, thrown inside "try" section. But I already know about it, that's why I wrote "catch" section.
What I want is that VS will not stop inside "try" sections and will show me only exceptions, thrown outside "try". Like 2010-2017 versions.
If I uncheck "CLR Exceptions" under "Exception Parameters", VS don't stop inside "try" section. BUT! When I'll encounter exception somewhere outside "try" it'll just show me message "unhandled exception" and, instead of pointing at the line, where exception was thrown, will open tab "Program is in the pause mode".
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What I want is that VS will not stop inside "try" sections and will show me only exceptions, thrown outside "try". Like 2010-2017 versions.
If I uncheck "CLR Exceptions" under "Exception Parameters", VS don't stop inside "try" section. BUT! When I'll encounter exception somewhere outside "try" it'll just show me message "unhandled exception" and, instead of pointing at the line, where exception was thrown, will open tab "Program is in the pause mode".
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