If an Exception is caught using B4A, then it's annoying to have the stack trace in the Log,
because it looks like there was an unhandled error.
Therefore, it is impossible to distinguish between real exceptions and caught exceptions.
Therefore my question:
how can we hide caught (not the uncaught) exceptions in the IDE?
This will only happen in debug mode when the relevant code is considered "dirty" or when there is a breakpoint in that code (and also in resumable subs until the next version of B4A).
Cleaning the project (Ctrl + P) will force the compiler to make a full deployment and "dirty" code will be replaced.