Hi,
I posted the following in the m.p.vsnet.debugging group, but it turned out
to be a Framework (Timer) problem:
<quote>
I'm using VB 2003 (VS.Net 2003 IDE) and a WindowsForms project.
How can I get *completely* rid of the "Jit-Debugging" dialog box? The one
containing the 3 buttons "Details", "continue", "quit" (or "close"; I don't
know, I have the German version).
I do *not* want to see the dialog when debugging in the IDE. Instead, I'd
like the IDE to handle the exception and stop at the line throwing the
error.
- In the options, Jit-Debugging is enabled for all three items (CLR,
native, script).
- In machine.config, JitDebugging is enabled.
- In menu Debug -> exceptions: Option "CLR exceptions" is set to "jump into
debugger" if the exception is not handled.
</quote>
It's easy to reproduce:
1. Add a Timer (System.Windows.Forms.Timer) to a new WindowsApplication.
2. Set the timer's Enabled property = True.
3. In the timer's tick event, write:
Throw New Exception
4. Start
Armin