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How to make the VS debugger do stack unwinding after breaking on uncaught exceptions?

I need this to make the finally blocks run /after the debugger breaks at the throw point/.

BTW I know how to make it never break on an exception, but I don't want that.

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Ctrl-Alt-E hotkey. Set checked in the "thrown" column.

amartynov  2009-05-29 18:11:11
As I said, I know how to do that and that is what I do NOT want.
BCS  2009-05-29 18:18:37

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