Enable USB debugging on your device. Connect the device to computer Use these commands: Get the “device id” adb devices example: $ adb devices List of devices attached 5856423841563398 device emulator-5554 device To specify the device when using logcat adb -s “device id” logcat example: $ adb -s 5856423841563398 logcat ——— beginning of crash 03-31 … Read more
Some commercial releases of Eclipse (e.g. Adobe’s Flash Builder) have this as an option in the preferences panel. It’s probably a relatively trivial thing to implement, they just didn’t bother. You should request this feature, if enough people do it they might add it to the next release: http://www.eclipse.org/contribute/
Looks like Google developers left debug call uncommented in source code. To avoid this unusable LogCat output I’m using following filter: tag:^(?!(dalvikvm|AbsListView)) This filter cut out all taged: dalvikvm and AbsListView debug lines.
Same problem here with Android Studio 1.0 RC2. The Device Monitor shows the application name but in Android Studio’s logcat panel, the package name is always a question mark. I fixed the problem by Checking Tools / Android / Enable ADB Integration and then restarting adb. A simpler way to is to Debug any app, … Read more
Use an Application class at the beginning of your app. That allows a proper file and log handling. Code below creates a log file at the following location: /ExternalStorage/MyPersonalAppFolder/logs/logcat_XXX.txt XXX is the current time in milliseconds. Every time you run your app, a new logcat_XXX.txt file will be created. public class MyPersonalApp extends Application { … Read more
Accepted answer not working My solution: when your Log.d is not working then Log.wtf is work It’s working for me, may be this is helpful to other, who find solution
After reading through different documentations and questions with a similar issue to yours it seems like WebView was one cause of the problem where users simply removed the implementation which resolved their error. In this github thread a user had this solution: I had the same issue when I tried to load webview on Dialog. … Read more
I think there is a problem with grep buffering. You can try something like this: ./adb logcat | grep –line-buffered ABC > std.txt It should be the same problem for chained grep. EDIT: A similar question can be found here: Why no output is shown when using grep twice?.
Open Android Studio, Go to, Tools-> Android -> Enable ADB Integration. Open Android Monitor, After enabling that, everything should work properly and you can see your package name of your application.