If you're developing on Mac or Linux, you can also use grep, grepping for
your own message tags, in a terminal. Just pipe logCat output into it like
this :
adb logcat | grep MyAppTag
In a terminal. That is what I usually do for logCat.
Le 25 mai 2011 02:57, Nathan critter...@crittermap.com a
And if you're not on Linux / MacOS, consider that Windows has find.
This is what I do for my Xperia Arc, which also prints extraneous logcat
entries, although not at the rate of the Tab 10.1:
adb logcat | find /v /Audio | find /v /lights
/v means display lines with no match, grep has -v, so
Tried that. I got nothing at first. But then I didn't realize that
creating the filter will actually take things out of the log. I can
see a few things for a while. They disappear pretty fast because the
log gets full.
Nathan
On May 24, 4:56 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
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