ExceptionSettings.SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled(Boolean, ExceptionSetting) Method
Definition
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Enables or disables the BreakWhenUserUnhandled property for the specified ExceptionSetting. The property passed in by the ExceptionSetting object will now reflect this value.
public:
void SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled(bool BreakWhenUserUnhandled, EnvDTE90::ExceptionSetting ^ ExceptionSetting);public:
void SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled(bool BreakWhenUserUnhandled, EnvDTE90::ExceptionSetting ^ ExceptionSetting);void SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled(bool BreakWhenUserUnhandled, EnvDTE90::ExceptionSetting const & ExceptionSetting);[System.Runtime.InteropServices.DispId(204)]
public void SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled (bool BreakWhenUserUnhandled, EnvDTE90.ExceptionSetting ExceptionSetting);[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.DispId(204)>]
abstract member SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled : bool * EnvDTE90.ExceptionSetting -> unitPublic Sub SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled (BreakWhenUserUnhandled As Boolean, ExceptionSetting As ExceptionSetting)Parameters
- BreakWhenUserUnhandled
- Boolean
A boolean value; true to enable the BreakWhenUserUnhandled property, false to disable it.
- ExceptionSetting
- ExceptionSetting
The ExceptionSetting for which to enable or disable the BreakWhenUserUnhandled property.
- Attributes
Remarks
SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled applies only to managed exception types. If you attempt to use this method on a native exception, you will get the error message, "BreakWhenUserUnhandled only applies to managed exception types."
SetBreakWhenUserUnhandled sets the values only on the specified ExceptionSetting instance. An ExceptionSetting is only a snapshot of the exception setting values at the time it is created.