Allows to add an exception handler for unhandled exceptions #861
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These unhandled exceptions would otherwise immediately terminate the program once they reach the native code boundary. An exception handler lets applications do any logging / message dialogs etc and decide whether they want to terminate the program or attempt to continue.
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These unhandled exceptions would otherwise immediately terminate the program once they reach the native code boundary. An exception handler lets applications do any logging / message dialogs etc and decide whether they want to terminate the program or attempt to continue.
@cameronwhite I took your initial code and updated it to not use an event. I think this is a simpler approach for now.