force xsi to throw and exception 2005-05-13 - By Andrew Skowronski
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Yes, you can set Microsoft Visual Studio to stop on exceptions rather than the
default which is to stop if not handled. If I recall correctly there is an
Exceptions dialog under the Debug menu.
-Andrew
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From: owner-xsi@(protected) [mailto:owner-xsi@(protected)]On Behalf
Of Brad Friedman
Posted At: Friday, May 13, 2005 1:51 PM
Posted To: xsi
Conversation: force xsi to throw and exception
Subject: force xsi to throw and exception
This may be a silly entry level question:
I have some test code in my script editor that I'm using to debug an
XSI-Aware ActiveX control. When the ActiveX control throws an
exception, XSI catches it and prints the .message parameter to the
script log. Which is neat and useful for a lot of things.
However, I have my debugger hooked up to the XSI process now to do some
real debugging. It connects fine and if I pause it in the middle of
code execution, all is well. I can step through my source. But when an
exception is thrown, the debugger doesn't catch it because XSI does. Is
there a way to force XSI to throw the exception rather than catch it, so
the debugger can handle it?
-brad
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