How does JavaScript intelllisense handle exceptions?

Question

I have a strange behavior:

                try{
                    intellisense.logMessage("BEGIN TRY");
                    //var test = 1 / 0;
                    throw new WinJS.ErrorFromName("ArgumentOutOfRange", "invalid...");
                    intellisense.logMessage("END TRY");
                } catch (ex) {
                    intellisense.logMessage("CATCH");
                }

With this, I have the (unexpected) result of :

06:05:28.9700: BEGIN TRY

06:05:28.9700: END TRY

So, are all exceptions simply ignored? Does there is a maximum of exceptions? Or is there any other limitations, like the file numbers? I'm currently investigating on why IntelliSense is unstable with my custom extensions, and I would help to have more détails.

Thanks.

Answer 1

In general all exceptions are ignored.  Code in a catch block will not affect IntelliSense (except if you are typing in that catch block).

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