问题
As far as I remember, Visual Studio (both 2008 and 2010) used to have an option to break either on thrown exceptions or on unhandled exceptions. Now when I bring up the Exceptions dialog (Ctr+Alt+E), it just offers to break when an exception is thrown:
I've tried resizing to the columns in that dialog, but that did not help. Is this a bug, or am I missing something?
回答1:
This seems to indicate it can occur if you don't have "Enable Just My Code (Managed Only)" enabled.
Edit: just tried it here (VS 2008) and I can verify that disabling that option will cause the User-Unhandled column to disappear. You can find the option here: Tools -> Options -> Debugging -> General
回答2:
I have this as well when I've enabled source-server support in VS.NET. When I have source-server support disabled, then the option to break on unhandled exceptions is still visible.
But, a thought: is it necessary to be able to specify that the IDE should break when an exception is unhandled ? As far as i know, this is just default behaviour, isn't it ? So, what's the use to be able to specify that option ?
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2631305/visual-studio-what-happened-to-the-break-when-an-exception-is-unhandled-optio