C# new preprocessor directives "#pragma exception before"

2.1.403:

Steps to Reproduce:

New implementation

Expected Behavior:

#pragma exeception before

This is the normal situation that we all know today, I did a treatment with an alert ja and when I give an exception within a delegate that execption of a warning in Visual Studio the #pragma would be to disable this warning that Visual Studio and continue the Code because it is an exception that has already been handled.

Sugestion:

Reference:

https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/1936

[CyrusNajmabadi]

Ok. So it sounds like this is purely a tooling request, and is unrelated to making changes to the language or adding pragmas.

For example, WinDbg gives a lot of control over exceptions: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/controlling-exceptions-and-events#span-idcontrollingexceptionsandeventsfromthedebuggerspanspan-idcontrollingexceptionsandeventsfromthedebuggerspancontrolling-exceptions-and-events-from-the-debugger

If you’d like the VS debugger to have support for some sort of “don’t actually pause for exceptions within this block” i recommend you file a VSFeedback item here:

[CyrusNajmabadi]

I’m using a translation tool, the debugger will not report the exception in that specific code block.

I don’t understand your response. You stated:

that would be very useful a #pragma to disable exception

I’m tryin got understand what you mean by ‘disable exception’ Can you clarify? Note: if this is hard to explain here, you can go to gitter.im/roslyn and we can discuss things there. But right now, it’s not actually clear what you’re asking for.