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Yup. I realised that it exits the procedure it's currently running. That's good enough for me.
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Yup. I realised that it exits the procedure it's currently running. That's good enough for me.

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I added Application_DispatcherUnha<wbr />ndledExcep<wbr />tion to my code, and it's working nicely. I put &quot;divide by zero&quot; error in my application, ran it, and lo and behold the code in this method was executed.<br />
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So far so good, but ... I added a &quot;CanContinueAfterError&quot; property to my Application, which can be set to either False or True. You catch my drift. If it's False, the Application_DispatcherUnha<wbr />ndledExcep<wbr />tion should log the error and exit gracefully. And it does. Happy days.<br />
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But when I set the property to True, it should show a slightly different message, set e.Handled to True, and then continue .... ?<br />
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Well, I set e.Handled to True, I can step through it going to the end of the Sub, but after that, nothing. It doesn't return to the code that triggered the error, nothin'.<br />
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What am I doing wrong?<br />
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Suggestions preferably in VB.NET<br />
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Cheers<br />
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P
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I added Application_DispatcherUnhandledException to my code, and it's working nicely. I put "divide by zero" error in my application, ran it, and lo and behold the code in this method was executed.

So far so good, but ... I added a "CanContinueAfterError" property to my Application, which can be set to either False or True. You catch my drift. If it's False, the Application_DispatcherUnhandledException should log the error and exit gracefully. And it does. Happy days.

But when I set the property to True, it should show a slightly different message, set e.Handled to True, and then continue .... ?

Well, I set e.Handled to True, I can step through it going to the end of the Sub, but after that, nothing. It doesn't return to the code that triggered the error, nothin'.

What am I doing wrong?

Suggestions preferably in VB.NET

Cheers

P

Unhandled exception ... and continue?

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