There are two types of exceptions that you do no want to see in the debugger:

• MissingDataException - occurs when some data is not loaded (e.g. Data[2] is used, but only 1 Instrument data is available), but was requested by analysis technique.
• NotEnoughDataException - occurs when there is not enough bars to calculate analysis technique.

 

To hide these exceptions from Microsoft CLR Debugger:

1. Make Microsoft CLR Debugger window active.
2. Select Debug->Exceptions... from debugger's main menu or press Ctrl-Alt-E.
3. Exceptions window will appear on the screen:

   

4. Click on the Add... button.
5. New Exception window will appear on the screen:

   

6. Copy-paste or write down the following sting to the Name text box: dMarketAbstractionLibrary.Data.MissingDataException
7. After that New Exception window must look like this:

   

8. Press OK button.
9. Exceptions window must look like that now:

   

10. Click on the User-unhandled check box beside newly created dMarketAbstractionLibrary.Data.MissingDataException line (all check boxes beside it must be clear). 
11. Exceptions window must look like that now:

    

12. Click on the Add... button.
13. New Exception window will appear on the screen:

    

14. Copy-paste or write down or the following sting to the Name text box: dMarketAbstractionLibrary.Data.NotEnoughDataException
15. After that New Exception window must look like this:

    

16. Press OK button.
17. Exceptions window must look like that now:

    

18. Click on the User-unhandled check box beside newly created dMarketAbstractionLibrary.Data.NotEnoughDataException line (all check boxes beside it must be clear). 
19. Exceptions window must look like that now:

     

20. Press OK button to finish.

 

See also Exceptions.