> On Aug 8, 2016, at 11:24 AM, Jim Ingham <jing...@apple.com> wrote: > > Filtering by exception class only works for Swift at present. That’s a known > issue.
The funny thing is, it does work sometimes, just in a weird way — as an experiment I entered the name of a simple (non-exception) class in my code, and the debugger stopped in the class’s constructor every time, as though I’d set a symbolic breakpoint at it. But then I tried with other classes, and it works for some but not others; I couldn’t find a pattern. That gave me the idea to set a symbolic breakpoint on “CppUnit::Exception::Exception”, which works great, since of course those Exception objects are only constructed for the purpose of being thrown. —Jens
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