Aborting the program

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Patrick De Ridder

Given:

I call Form2 from Form1.
I throw an exception in Form2.
A MessageBox ("Fatal error") is shown with an OK button.

Question 1:

I want to abort everything after pressing the OK button.
How do I do this?

Question 2:

Alternatively, I want to return to Form1 after pressing the OK button.
How do I do this?
 
I would wrap your invocation of Form2 in a try/catch block:

try
{
Form2 theForm = new Form2();
theForm.Show();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// handle exception here
}
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Given:

I call Form2 from Form1.
I throw an exception in Form2.
A MessageBox ("Fatal error") is shown with an OK button.

Question 1:

I want to abort everything after pressing the OK button.
How do I do this?

Question 2:

Alternatively, I want to return to Form1 after pressing the OK button.
How do I do this?

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Any suggestions?


Many thanks,
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