Taking the control from the exception block

Question

All,
I have a problem with my C# code. I've some logic implemented in a function and i have a for loop.When there is a exception in the loop, it goes to the exception block and exits the function.
I need the control back to the loop until the loopcount is fully executed.Means if i=5 and if there is exception when i=2, i dont want to exit, rather i want to log that error and contnue on the loop.
Any idea how i can implement this ??
rgds

Mykonine · Answer

instead of doing
try
{
' ' for (...)
' ' {...}
}
catch
{...}
which will exit the loop when an error occurs, do this:
for (...)
{
' ' try
' ' {...}
' ' catch
' ' {
' ' ' ' recordError(...);
' ' ' ' ...
' ' }
}
when an error is caught, the loop will just continue as long as your program doesn't go crazy because of an unhandled error.