ExceptionGroups Interface
Represents the top-level groups available in the first-chance exception dialog in the debugger.
Namespace: EnvDTE90
Assembly: EnvDTE90 (in EnvDTE90.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
<GuidAttribute("21BDC491-F828-4846-9FD8-75C9148AEA24")> _
Public Interface ExceptionGroups _
Inherits IEnumerable
[GuidAttribute("21BDC491-F828-4846-9FD8-75C9148AEA24")]
public interface ExceptionGroups : IEnumerable
[GuidAttribute(L"21BDC491-F828-4846-9FD8-75C9148AEA24")]
public interface class ExceptionGroups : IEnumerable
[<GuidAttribute("21BDC491-F828-4846-9FD8-75C9148AEA24")>]
type ExceptionGroups =
interface
interface IEnumerable
end
public interface ExceptionGroups extends IEnumerable
The ExceptionGroups type exposes the following members.
Properties
| Name | Description | |
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Count | Gets a value indicating the number of exception groups in the collection. |
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DTE | Gets the top-level extensibility object. |
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Parent | Gets the immediate parent object of this collection, in this case the Debugger3 object. |
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Methods
| Name | Description | |
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GetEnumerator() | Returns an enumerator that iterates through a collection. (Inherited from IEnumerable.) |
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GetEnumerator() | Gets an enumeration for items in a collection. |
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Item | Gets an indexed member of this collection. |
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ResetAll | Resets the BreakWhenThrown and BreakWhenUserUnhandled properties to their original values for both user-defined and built-in types. User-defined exceptions are not removed. |
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Remarks
By default, the exception types are organized into the following groups:
Visual C++ Exceptions — Exceptions thrown from native code.
Common Language Runtime (CLR) Exceptions — Exceptions thrown in managed code.
Managed Debugging Assistants — Errors reported to the debugger that indicate problems in the program being debugged, but are not actual exceptions.
Native Run-time checks — Errors reported by the CRT for common programming errors.
Win32 Exceptions — Operating system error codes such as Control + C and Access Violation.
Third party debugging engines can also add items to this list. This is a normal enumerable collection, indexable by either group name and by integer index.