“Run > Stop on Objective-C exception” in Xcode 4?

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In the left side column of xcode 4:

  1. tap on the breakpoint tab (the 6th
    tab over)
  2. tap on the + button in the bottom
    left of the window
  3. tap ‘add exception breakpoint’
  4. tap ‘done’ on the popup

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