Must I change the property in 26 projects or is there a soultion level way of doing it

[academic]

After a Debug run I notice some Exceptions listed in the Output window.

I'd like to cause the app to break on any warning so I can see where it
occurs.

The best I can find if a property at the project level but I have 26
projects.

Must I change the property in 26 projects or is there a solution level way
of doing it?

Thanks

[Chris]

academic wrote:

After a Debug run I notice some Exceptions listed in the Output window.

I'd like to cause the app to break on any warning so I can see where it
occurs.

The best I can find if a property at the project level but I have 26
projects.

Must I change the property in 26 projects or is there a solution level way
of doing it?

Thanks

There is an option in the IDE to do this. It is under debug->Exceptions

Turn on always break in the debugger.
Chris

[academic]

I found debug->Exceptions but can't find any thing like
always break in the debugger
I'm using vs2005

thanks

There is an option in the IDE to do this. It is under debug->Exceptions

Turn on always break in the debugger.
Chris

[Chris]

academic wrote:

I found debug->Exceptions but can't find any thing like
always break in the debugger
I'm using vs2005

thanks

There is an option in the IDE to do this. It is under debug->Exceptions

Turn on always break in the debugger.
Chris

In vs2005 you check the thrown column for Common Language Runtime
Exceptions.

Chris

[academic]

I did that and it broke inside a Try.
Since I'm catching it I wouldn't expect a message in Output Window.

I can try again - what I did last time was to check all in that column.

Thanks

In vs2005 you check the thrown column for Common Language Runtime
Exceptions.

Chris

[academic]

Actually the messages are in my Immediate window
not my Output window

I tried various combinations, one box checked, both columns checked,...

Either it never stops or else it stops at in my Try's

Thanks
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I did that and it broke inside a Try.
Since I'm catching it I wouldn't expect a message in Output Window.

I can try again - what I did last time was to check all in that column.

Thanks

In vs2005 you check the thrown column for Common Language Runtime
Exceptions.

Chris