"Break on all errors"

[Mike Wilson]

How do I turn on the VB6 "Break on All Errors" equivilent in VB.NET 2005?

I want to bypass my error handling for the time being while I developer-test
some parts of my application.

Many thanks!

Mike

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

How do I turn on the VB6 "Break on All Errors" equivilent in VB.NET 2005?

I want to bypass my error handling for the time being while I
developer-test some parts of my application.

"Debug" -> "Exceptions...".

 

[Mike Wilson]

"Debug" -> "Exceptions...".

That's what I've seen mentioned elsewhere for VB.NET 2003, but doesn't work
for VB.NET 2005. My debug menu looks like this:

Debug ->
Windows ->
Start Debugging
Start Without Debugging
Attach to Process

 

[david]

That's what I've seen mentioned elsewhere for VB.NET 2003, but doesn't work
for VB.NET 2005. My debug menu looks like this:

That's interesting, because I don't have it either yet I feel certain
I've seen it in the tools menu under VS2005. But it's not there now.
Perhaps an AddIn we both have accidentally deleted it?

Anyway, you can still get to this command by typing Debug.Exceptions
into the command window, or by typing Ctrl-Alt-E (assuming standard
keyboard mappings).

David