I am using the following event to catch unhandled exceptions in the main UI thread.
Application.ThreadException
Unfortunately, it does not
Yes, you have to manually catch exceptions on threads.
However, this code:
void ThreadMethod(object state)
{
try
{
ActualWorkerMethod();
}
catch (Exception err)
{
_logger.Error("Unhandled exception in thread.", err);
}
}
void ActualWorkerMethod()
{
// do something clever
}
can be simplified to this using PostSharp:
[LogExceptions]
void ActualWorkerMethod()
{
// do something clever
}