I’m sorry for answering my own question after 20 minutes of asking. My friend just sent me a link that solves my question here it is: How to exclude certain messages by TAG name using Android adb logcat? for android studio users go to Logcat console > Edit Filter Configuration > Log Tag(regex) and put … Read more
GC_FOR_MALLOC means that the GC was triggered because there wasn’t enough memory left on the heap to perform an allocation. Might be triggered when new objects are being created. GC_EXPLICIT means that the garbage collector has been explicitly asked to collect, instead of being triggered by high water marks in the heap. Happens all over … Read more
It happens because you have not installed the minSdkVersion or targetSdkVersion in you’re computer. I’ve tested it right now. For example, if you have those lines in your Manifest.xml: <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion=”8″ android:targetSdkVersion=”17″ /> And you have installed only the API17 in your computer, it will report you an error. If you want to test it, … Read more
You can also do it per project, via the IDE: Settings->Editor->General->Console: tick “Override console cycle buffer size. Enter your desired size in the text box. Finally restart Android Studio for the changes to take effect.
I had the same issue, but looks more like a feature than a bug: In AndroidStudio, the default setting for the Logcat window seems to be “Show only selected Application” (top right corner of the Logcat window)… which is looking at the log of the selected process (your current launch by default). So when your … Read more
Yes. Create a filter where the “By log tag” field is ^(?!.*(MYTAG)).*$ where MYTAG is the tag you don’t want to see. I am not a regexp expert (a “regexpert”? 😉 ) so there may be a simpler way to do that negation, but I just tried that and it works. You can play around … Read more
There is a much simpler solution. in your AVD simply go to settings->location and uncheck use location.
Try the following: Event Log (a tab at the bottom right) scroll to Android framework is detected click Configure The Logcat tab should appear now. Moreover, the Device File Explorer tab should show up on the right panel.
Bundle#keySet() should work. for (String key: bundle.keySet()) { Log.d (“myApplication”, key + ” is a key in the bundle”); } And if you want to get the Object, you can use Bundle#get(String key)(which is also in the same documentation I linked at the top of my answer). However, keep in mind using the generic get() … Read more
I want to add another answer because none of the existing answers actually answered the ‘Am I missing my actual application logcat logs here?‘ question. Yes, you’re missing the logs. As soon as app considered ‘chatty’ by logcat (more than 5 lines per second), logs of your app will be collapsed. You can avoid this … Read more