[ACCEPTED]-try- catch. Handling multiple exceptions the same way (or with a fall through)-error-handling
Currently there is no language construct 7 to accomplish what you want. Unless the 6 exception all derive from a base exception 5 you need to consider refactoring the common 4 logic to a method and call it from the different 3 exception handlers.
Alternatively you could 2 do as explained in this question:
Catch multiple Exceptions at once?
Personally 1 I tend to prefer the method-based approach.
You should really have a BaseCustomException 1 and catch that.
This is copied from another posting, but I am pulling the code to this 3 thread:
Catch System.Exception
and switch on the types
catch (Exception ex)
{
if (ex is FormatException || ex is OverflowException)
{
WebId = Guid.Empty;
return;
}
throw;
}
I prefer 2 this to repeating a method call in several 1 catch blocks.
In vb.net, one can use exception filters 4 to say, e.g.
Catch Ex As Exception When TypeOf Ex is ThisException Or TypeOf Ex is ThatException
Unfortunately, for whatever 3 reasons, the implementors of C# have as 2 yet refused to allow exception filtering 1 code to be written within C#.
You shouldn't be catching this many custom 2 exceptions,however if you want you can create 1 a common BaseException
and catch that.
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