newbie question - breaj on all errors

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Guy Cohen

Hi all
In vb6 I could "break on all errors" - meaning the row that caused the
problem was marked and the error was presented.
How can I do that in vb.net 2005 ?
Currently I see abort/retry/ignore...

TIA
Guy
 
Guy Cohen said:
In vb6 I could "break on all errors" - meaning the row that caused the
problem was marked and the error was presented.
How can I do that in vb.net 2005 ?
Currently I see abort/retry/ignore...
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"Debug" -> "Exceptions...".
 
Hi Herfried
Thanks for the quick reply.
Can you please explain exactly what to do ?
Is it in environment options (Tools->Options)
Or is it during runtime ?
TIA
Guy
 
Guy Cohen said:
Can you please explain exactly what to do ?
Is it in environment options (Tools->Options)
Or is it during runtime ?
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As I said, you can specifiy the behavior in the dialog which appears when
you select the "Debug" -> "Exceptions..." menu. There you can specify the
behavior of the debugger/IDE if an exception occurs.
 
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