ExceptObjProc defines a pointer to a function called during exception handling.
ExceptObjProc: Pointer;
void * ExceptObjProc;
System
ExceptClsProc defines the function that returns a class that is used to determine which exception handler to use before an exception object is created.
You can override the default exception object creation by defining your own function that returns a TObject. You point ExceptObjProc to that function. It is passed the an updateable version of the TExceptionRecord.
TExceptionRecord
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