C# Class XamarinCRM.Extensions.ExceptionExtensions

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Public Methods

Method	Description
ToFormattedDebugMessage ( this ex, Type callingClassType ) : string	Gets a formatted string with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.
ToFormattedDebugMessage ( this ex, object callingClass ) : string	Gets a formatted string with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.
WriteFormattedMessageToDebugConsole ( this ex, Type callingClassType ) : void	Writes a formatted string to the debug output with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.
WriteFormattedMessageToDebugConsole ( this ex, object callingClass ) : void	Writes a formatted string to the debug output with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.

Gets a formatted string with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.

public static ToFormattedDebugMessage ( this ex, Type callingClassType ) : string
ex	this	The .
callingClassType	System.Type	The of the calling class. Usually you'll pass 'typeof(CallingClass)' for this parameter.
return	string

Gets a formatted string with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.

public static ToFormattedDebugMessage ( this ex, object callingClass ) : string
ex	this	The .
callingClass	object	The class in which the exception was thrown. Usually you'll use the 'this' keyword for this parameter.
return	string

Writes a formatted string to the debug output with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.

public static WriteFormattedMessageToDebugConsole ( this ex, Type callingClassType ) : void
ex	this	The .
callingClassType	System.Type	The of the calling class. Usually you'll pass 'typeof(CallingClass)' for this parameter.
return	void

Writes a formatted string to the debug output with the calling class name, exception message, and stack trace.

public static WriteFormattedMessageToDebugConsole ( this ex, object callingClass ) : void
ex	this	The .
callingClass	object	The class in which the exception was thrown. Usually you'll use the 'this' keyword for this parameter.
return	void