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[dart-misc] Intellij / Dart plugin: Break on any exception?
'Vijay Menon' via Dart Misc
2015-09-24 17:12:57 UTC
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Is there a way to set Intellij to automatically break on any Dart
exception? I see this option for Java and JavaScript code, but not Dart.

Dartium has this functionality, so I think the underlying plumbing is there.

thanks,

Vijay
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Alexander Doroshko
2015-09-24 17:16:03 UTC
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Enable it for JavaScript, it should affect Dart debugging in browser as
well.
Impossible to guess... Yes, usability should be improved.
Post by 'Vijay Menon' via Dart Misc
Is there a way to set Intellij to automatically break on any Dart
exception? I see this option for Java and JavaScript code, but not Dart.
Dartium has this functionality, so I think the underlying plumbing is there.
thanks,
Vijay
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'Vijay Menon' via Dart Misc
2015-09-24 17:17:24 UTC
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Just to clarify - if it makes a difference - I'm debugging a command-line
Dart app.

On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 10:16 AM, Alexander Doroshko <
Post by Alexander Doroshko
Enable it for JavaScript, it should affect Dart debugging in browser as
well.
Impossible to guess... Yes, usability should be improved.
Post by 'Vijay Menon' via Dart Misc
Is there a way to set Intellij to automatically break on any Dart
exception? I see this option for Java and JavaScript code, but not Dart.
Dartium has this functionality, so I think the underlying plumbing is there.
thanks,
Vijay
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Alexander Doroshko
2015-09-24 17:32:57 UTC
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Yes, it makes difference.
For command-line Dart apps IDE breaks on unhandled exceptions only and
for now it is not configurable. Watch/vote for
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-13268
Post by 'Vijay Menon' via Dart Misc
Just to clarify - if it makes a difference - I'm debugging a
command-line Dart app.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 10:16 AM, Alexander Doroshko
Enable it for JavaScript, it should affect Dart debugging in
browser as well.
Impossible to guess... Yes, usability should be improved.
On 24.09.2015 20 <tel:24.09.2015%2020>:12, 'Vijay Menon' via Dart
Is there a way to set Intellij to automatically break on any
Dart exception? I see this option for Java and JavaScript
code, but not Dart.
Dartium has this functionality, so I think the underlying
plumbing is there.
thanks,
Vijay
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