iOS - Global exception handler

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Mark picture Mark · Dec 3, 2010 · Viewed 20.7k times · Source

Is there anyway to implement a global exception handler for iPhone apps such that exceptions, instead of silently crashing the app, could allow for some sort of message?

I can understand if it's not do-able since the program may be in an inconsistent state, but it'd be nice to at least tell users "Sorry - something went wrong!"

Thanks!

Answer

Sam Ritchie picture Sam Ritchie · Dec 3, 2010

Check this question for the answer. It seems to indicate that you'll be getting junky stack traces, but you definitely can set a global exception handler. Good luck!

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