As pointed by Brain Reinhold you can combine tag filters with vertical bar | (which obviously means logical “OR”). You can also use that (as well as other Regex) syntax in the logcat search box (by preceding tags with tag: prefix): tag:com.test.TestClassA|com.test.TestClassB More complex filtering is also possible. For example here is the search filter … Read more
Select the message and press ctrl+c. You can save it in a text file using this button: If you are using mac a workaround is to right click, find similar messages, then copy from dialog. – Thank you Snicolas
Use the -s option of adb: adb -s <serialnumber> Example C:\Users\lel>adb devices List of devices attached 192.168.198.101:5555 device 0123456789ABCDEF device adb -s 0123456789ABCDEF logcat adb -s 192.168.198.101:5555 logcat You can combine grep whit this, to get all lines that contain it. an example is with System.out Example: adb -s 192.168.198.101:5555 logcat | grep “System.out”
Change your LogCat buffer length: Window / Preferences / Android / LogCat / Maximum number of LogCat messages in buffer _ Set it to 0 for unlimited size (thanks to the commenter below)
It just means that you don’t have the Facebook app installed on your phone. Don’t worry too much about it. The way the Facebook SDK for Android works is that whenever you need to make a request to Facebook, the SDK checks to see if the Facebook app is already installed on your device. If … Read more
On logcat, right click and select “Fold lines like this” then edit down that line to just the bit from “TextView…” – then they all disappear.
Try disabling instant run, take a look here and then edit your main dex file, check out this resource on the android developer site to ensure you have the correct classes enabled in your main dex file
You can use ProGuard to remove completely any lines where a return value is not used, by telling ProGuard to assume that there will be no problems. The following proguard.cfg chunk instructs to remove Log.d, Log.v and Log.i calls. -assumenosideeffects class android.util.Log { public static *** d(…); public static *** w(…); public static *** v(…); … Read more
To manage wich version of logcat use : Settings > Experimental > Don’t check the Enable new Logcat tool window at the end.
I was with the same problem and the solutions here didn’t work for me. The solution I found is open the DDMS perspective and select the device and the running process on the Devices window. With that done, the LogCat returns to life.