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The Insert Exception / Error Handler feature allows you to insert an exception / error handler in the current method, from customizable templates that can use predefined variables (whose value is assigned automatically by MZ-Tools, such as selected text, method name, etc.) or user-defined variables (whose value is asked when the exception / error handler is inserted).
MZ-Tools offers the following ways to insert an exception / error handler:
- The MZ-Tools | Insert Exception / Error Handler menu.
- The Insert Exception / Error Handler button on the MZ-Tools - Main toolbar.
- In Visual Studio 2015 and higher, the keyboard shortcut associated with the MZTools.InsertExceptionHandler command.
- In Visual Studio 2013 and lower, the keyboard shortcut associated with the MZTools8.InsertExceptionHandler command.
- In VB6 / VBA, the keyboard shortcut associated with the Insert Error Handler feature.
If you have created more than one template, a window is shown to allow you to select the template to use:
You can customize the templates in the Options window, Team Options tab, Exception / Error Handlers section.
The exception / error handler can be inserted in an empty method or around selected lines of code. In this case, the exception / error handler template should include the Selected Text ($P[SELECTED_TEXT]) predefined variable. See Predefined Variables
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