Is there a better way to get visual studio to ignore try / catch in debug mode

Question

I want the designer to catch an error when I debug, and I want the user to see my welcome message if an error occurs for them. I know that I can accomplish this with the following:

#If Debug=False Then

Try

#End If

'some code here

#If Debug=False Then

Catch ex as exception

    Messagebox.Show("Errors suck")

End Try

#End If

I don't want to write all #statements and make them clutter up my code. It seems like this should be a common need, and there should be a better way. Does anyone know a better way?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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End Try

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Public Sub DebugLog(ByVal ex As Exception) 
  Messagebox.Show("errors suck")
End Sub

Answer 3

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Answer 5

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