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Chakravarthy
Where can we get a comprehensive list of all .NET exceptions with examples
of when to use each of them ?
of when to use each of them ?
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Peter Duniho
Where can we get a comprehensive list of all .NET exceptions with
examples of when to use each of them ?
You can start with the documentation for System.Exception, which provides
a link to a list of derived classes (as all main pages for the .NET
classes have). Just follow the derivation chain for each subclass, and
you will eventually enumerate all of the exceptions.
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Chakravarthy
A very amateurish WIP at making such a list :-
http://eldora-software.com/blogs/ListofNETexceptions.htm
http://eldora-software.com/blogs/ListofNETexceptions.htm
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John Saunders [MVP]
Chakravarthy said:A very amateurish WIP at making such a list :-
http://eldora-software.com/blogs/ListofNETexceptions.htm
This isn't amateurish at all! This is a great start.
What is the source of the information? Is it something that can update over
time?
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Alvin Bruney [MVP]
I see so much value in that, it just aint funny. Maybe it should be in the
form of a wiki so that it can be updated by others - think spread the work
around.
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form of a wiki so that it can be updated by others - think spread the work
around.
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Regards,
Alvin Bruney
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Chakravarthy
Thanks. I just opened Object explorer in VS 2005 and just searched for all
items which had 'exception' and then took only those which ended with the
keyword exception , which is a practise that MS follows i think. I only
took those items which had a plus sign , which probably indicated they were
inherited from some base exception. I ignored other items.
items which had 'exception' and then took only those which ended with the
keyword exception , which is a practise that MS follows i think. I only
took those items which had a plus sign , which probably indicated they were
inherited from some base exception. I ignored other items.
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Chakravarthy
Yes there is a lot of refinement and inputs which can help us have a
comprehensive and context sensitive set of exceptions .That way when FxCop
complains about using SystemException, we can think of the right set
instead.
comprehensive and context sensitive set of exceptions .That way when FxCop
complains about using SystemException, we can think of the right set
instead.
Alvin Bruney said:I see so much value in that, it just aint funny. Maybe it should be in the
form of a wiki so that it can be updated by others - think spread the work
around.
--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney
------------------------------------------------------
Shameless author plug
Excel Services for .NET is coming...
https://www.microsoft.com/MSPress/books/10933.aspx
OWC Black Book www.lulu.com/owc
Professional VSTO 2005 - Wrox/Wiley