CellButtonClick consuming my exceptions?

[John Passarelli]

In the CellButtonClicked event, if I throw an exception it does not bubble up, but rather the grid code consumes it (but does write it out to the debugger output).

Is this by design? I am using version 3.0.1 of the GridDataBoundGrid.

[Administrator]

This is by design. Here the code.

public bool RaiseCellButtonClicked(int rowIndex, int colIndex, int index, GridCellButton button)
{
	TraceUtil.TraceCurrentMethodInfoIf(Switches.CurrentCell.TraceVerbose, PaneDesc, rowIndex, colIndex, index, button);
	GridCellButtonClickedEventArgs e = new GridCellButtonClickedEventArgs(rowIndex, colIndex, index, button);
	try
	{
		OnCellButtonClicked(e);
	}
	catch (Exception ex)
	{
		TraceUtil.TraceExceptionCatched(ex);
		if (!ExceptionManager.RaiseExceptionCatched(this, ex))
			throw ex;
		e.Cancel = true;
	}
	return !e.Cancel;
}

This code also shows how you can make the grid rethrow the exception. It uses the ExceptionManager class in Shared. Syncfusion.Windows.Forms.ExceptionManager that has static members that you can use to control how the grid handles exceptions. For example, to suspend the grid''''s error handling, try

Syncfusion.Windows.Forms.ExceptionManager.SuspendCatchExceptions = true;

You can also hook an event (Syncfusion.Windows.Forms.ExceptionManager.ExceptionCatched) to get any exception thrown, and handle them yourself.