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In visual studio you can activate break on first change exceptions. In my application I would like to ignore certain exceptions (validation and installation) and I have to disable those by hand.

Is there a way to set up the first change exception window with a set of default exceptions to catch and/or ignore?

Ahmad Mageed
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  • My question is actually a duplicate from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/832217/can-i-adjust-the-visual-studio-break-when-an-exception-is-thrown-options-progra – CodingBarfield Oct 27 '09 at 13:40

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You could write a macro, using the ExceptionGroups property.

SLaks
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  • Using a macro to changes a group of exceptions works really slow. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but togglin one exception after another in the CLR group takes over 3 minutes. IN vs.net it happens instantanious. – CodingBarfield Oct 28 '09 at 16:03