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[[Property:title|Exceptions handling tool]]
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[[Property:uuid|9a62611f-46ba-7d74-ba1c-989f6709074b]]
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This Exceptions handling tool is used to specify whether the debugger stops or continues on specific exceptions.
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To access this tool, follow the menu path:
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<code lang=text>
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Execution --> Exception handling</code>
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{{note|Now that exceptions are objects in Eiffel, the mechanism is unified for classic and .NET systems, using the Eiffel exception class names. }}
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==Tailoring exception handling behavior==
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The image below shows the Exceptions handling tool.
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[[Image:exceptions-handling-tool|Exception handling tool]]
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In the top two checkboxes, the tool provides a way to enable and disable "Catcall" warnings on the console or in the debugger.
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If the "filter exceptions" checkbox is enabled, for each exception you can specify the exception action as one of:
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* '''Disabled''' means that filtering for this exception is not enabled. Therefore, the default behavior of '''Catch''' applies.
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* '''Catch''' means stop on such an exception.
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* '''Ignore''' means do not stop on such an exception.
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You can double clicking an exception name to toggle its status between '''Ignore''' and '''Catch'''.
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Clicking the button labeled ''Ignore External Exception?'' will set the status of a set of external exceptions to '''Ignore'''.
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Click the button labeled ''Apply'' to apply your selections, or ''Reset'' to reset the tool to its default values.
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{{tip|Using the "Pattern" field, you can add your own filters using regular expression.}}
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