I have several custom exceptions that are thrown throughout my application. Besides just setting a breakpoint in the constructor, is there anyway I can break on these exceptions in the same way I do with native exceptions from Exception Settings?
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You can add Exceptions in to the Exception Settings Window. Add it there (probably to Common Language Runtime Exceptions), then mark to break on it