On Dec 19, 4:20 pm, David Karr davidmichaelk...@gmail.com wrote:
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?
Oh, and I just noticed I wasn't using the latest version of the SDK or
plugin. I just reinstalled everything and now LogCat is working fine.
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