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I have an object created from Java class `IntegerStringConverter` that trows exceptions like `java.lang.NumberFormatException`, is it possible to catch or suppress them without `try ... catch` block?

Consider taking advantage of `String#toIntOrNull` instead

Then you won’t have to deal with any exception/catching

<@U1AFFRV1Q> thanks, for these days I've tried it. And finally stayed with setting custom `TextFormatter` (and overriding TFX functions, and writing custom `TableCell`) to prevent this exception ever happen. But I could not find how to _push back_ those exceptions without user interaction. I.e. when such exception arises, and we see the call stack, exiting this exception dialog, program returns to the moment before the exception. So I supposed that it can be done automatically and silently

not sure I understand the dialog you’re describing

do you mean the app is crashing? in that case, try/catch will silence the crash.
However, you can just use the method I mentioned earlier, so you only have to check for `null` instead of catching exceptions which is much more expensive

Screenshot from 2018-10-07 08-31-50.png

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This dialog. I would like to know, how to prevent it showing (and suppress error stack in stdout). It's kinda advanced exception handling

And without any `try ... catch`, and without avoiding this error changing logic. I.e. I want this error to happen, but silently