Forum ‹ C# ‹ Whitelist System.Diagnostics?

[dsaunder]

I was wondering if we could get System.Diagnostics whitelisted? Maybe for dev server only?

Specifically, I'm trying to make a wrapper for ErrorLog and I want to break in the debugger whenever an error occurs in debug only to be able to walk up the callstack:

void WriteError( string strError, Exception exception )
{
// Pass the error to PlayerIO
PlayerIO.ErrorLog.WriteError( strError, exception );
#if DEBUG
System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break();
#endif
}

I don't like the fact that trying to use non-whitelisted codez is a fatal error. What would be AWESOME is if non-whitelisted code could be used WITHOUT being fatal in Debug, but be a fatal error in Release. This way I don't have pollute the forums with 1000 posts begging for different things to be whitelisted to ease development

Eh?

-D

[Henrik]

Add <add key="DisableCodeScan" value="true" /> to the app.config of the gameserver project, and you can do whatever.

[dsaunder]

This doesn't work for me because I need a constant reminder that I can't use static data

Is there any way to disable exceptions printing to the console and just make them break in the debugger?

[whitershores]

Add <add key="DisableCodeScan" value="true" /> to the app.config of the gameserver project, and you can do whatever.

- Can you please elaborate how I do this? There is no app.config in either of the projects.

If I choose 'Add New Item' and then 'App.Config' then paste in the above as:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<configuration>

  <add key="DisableCodeScan" value="true" />

</configuration>

- This will generate an error: ConfigurationErrorsException was unhandled?
{"Configuration system failed to initialize"}

[Henrik]

Oh, sorry, you need to put it in the appSettings section of app.config for your startup project, and that entire file should look like this:

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
   <appSettings>
      <add key="DisableCodeScan" value="true" />
   </appSettings>
</configuration>