C#: Find all empty catch blocks

Question

I am reviewing some code.

I have notice some empty catch blocks. Not a good idea since somethings do not work and you cannot see why.

Is there an easy way to find all empty try catch blocks in a solution?

EDIT

Thanks for all the answers.

Used the example given by Stefan. Had to do a few variations, there are many ways of writing empty catch blocks. Also a simple search for catch (Exception) found several errors.

Answer 1

Do you have ReSharper? This should hilight the issues found in code.

Answer 2

FxCop will find them along with many other potential issues.

Answer 3

Use use the global find dialog, turn on regular expressions and then search for:

catch:b*\([^)]*\):b*\{:b*\}

Answer 4

Here is a regular expression that finds also catch blocks with only comments inside : catch:b*([^)])[:b\n]{([:b\n]|(\/*[^]*\/)|(//[^\n]))}