How to stop Windows Phone Application ?

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Ho can I stop he WindowsPhone Application in catch(){ } blocks ?

C#

try
{
    //Codes
}
catch (Exception)
{
    MessageBox.Show("An Error Has Occured , Please Try Again.");
    //ApplicationStop.
}

Posted 3-Jan-13 1:37am

ct_12

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ct_12 3-Jan-13 8:05am

I just want to Stop Program I mean I have 3 more methods after above method , when it goes to catch block I dont want it to go to the toher methods.

Olter 4-Jan-13 0:28am

This question doesn't refer exactly to Windows Phone, you might have just used c# tag. I thought, you're asking about specific logic of Window Phone behavior. :) However, I hope, my answer will help you.

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Olter · Answer 1 · 2013-01-03T01:46:00

What do you mean by "stop application"? Stop what: Navigation? All threads in app? Current method execution?

I suppose, you're talking about "continue working after an exception was thrown". In this case, you need only catch block, it will prevent your app from crashing. However, if you work in the Debug mode, you'll see the info about this error in a separate page, that's normal behaviour, it won't be visible in release app.

[updated]
If you want to prevent firing all code below the catch block, you should just call return in it.

i.e.

C#

catch
{
   // handling exception
   return;
}