Is there a way of setting a master error handler for an assembly?

What I mean is being able to somehow assign a procedure to catch any
unhandled exceptions for an entire app (in my case a WinForms app) so that
they can either be logged, or handled gracefully.

Thanks everyone!
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Phil

put a try/catch block around 'Application.Run(new frmMain());' in
static void Main().

Phil,

One way is to add a handler to Application.ThreadException event. This way
you could intercept all unhandled exceptions happening on the UI thread.

Alexander

> Is there a way of setting a master error handler for an assembly?
>
> What I mean is being able to somehow assign a procedure to catch any
> unhandled exceptions for an entire app (in my case a WinForms app) so
> that they can either be logged, or handled gracefully.
>
> Thanks everyone!
> ===
> Phil

Cool - these are two very useful suggestions.

Thanks Alexander and Pat - I can see where I might use both of these for
different goals.

Many thanks
===
Phil


"Alexander Shirshov" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Phil,
>
> One way is to add a handler to Application.ThreadException event. This way
> you could intercept all unhandled exceptions happening on the UI thread.
>
> Alexander
>
>> Is there a way of setting a master error handler for an assembly?
>>
>> What I mean is being able to somehow assign a procedure to catch any
>> unhandled exceptions for an entire app (in my case a WinForms app) so
>> that they can either be logged, or handled gracefully.
>>
>> Thanks everyone!
>> ===
>> Phil
>
>
>