On Dec 19, 2:29 pm, Kostya Vasilyev <kmans...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You could try running "adb logcat" from your computer's command line. That
> would tell you if it's the device or Eclipse that is the problem. If the
> device's logcat works, you will see lots of output, not just your
> application's. All tags should be enabled by default.
Ok, I can see my application's log output with "adb logcat". I still
don't see anything in the LogCat view in Eclipse.
> > I've deployed an app to my device that calls "Log.v(String, String)".
> > I'm using the ADT. I have the "LogCat" view showing.
>
> > I step over the line of code that calls "Log.v()". Nothing appears in
> > the LogCat view.
>
> > I haven't added any filters. I've tried clicking the "V" toggle
> > button in the LogCat view, but that makes no difference.
>
> > It appears that I'm supposed to set the log level of the device. There
> > appears to be no way to do that from the ADT. However, looking at the
> > various short articles discussing this, I believe that doing this from
> > the shell is supposed to do it:
>
> > ./adb -d shell setprop log.tag.SNAPSHOT VERBOSE
>
> > Where my tag is "SNAPSHOT". I ran this, and it returned to the prompt
> > without showing the usage info, so I assume it at least recognized my
> > input.
>
> > The line of code that is executed is this:
>
> > Log.v("SNAPSHOT", "Checking currentEffect[" + currentEffect + "]");
>
> > This line doesn't show up in the LogCat view.
>
> > What am I missing?
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