Nov 4, 2010 Replies: 20 The Basic4Android IDE contains a mysterious tab entitled "Logcat" in the right hand pane. This archive contains a help file that will tell you what a Logcat is and also contains a more sophisticated viewer than the one presently provided by Basic4Android to let you explore your Android system Logcats in a more flexible way. Attachments B4ALogViewer1.2.zip B4ALogViewer1.2.zip 16.3 KB · Views: 1,243 Click to expand...
The Basic4Android IDE contains a mysterious tab entitled "Logcat" in the right hand pane. This archive contains a help file that will tell you what a Logcat is and also contains a more sophisticated viewer than the one presently provided by Basic4Android to let you explore your Android system Logcats in a more flexible way.
rleiman Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 4, 2015 #21 DonManfred said: You can use Android.SDK\tools\monitor.bat to see the LOG-Cat (and much more) If you want only the B4A-Output then you have to set a Filter on "Tag" to "B4A" Did you update your Android-Version in the last time to V4.x? View attachment 22614 View attachment 22613 View attachment 22614 Click to expand... Hi, I have the monitor up but I don't know how to get my phone showing up in the devices area. I did not see any "connect" icon or menu item with a "connect" command on it. Thanks.
DonManfred said: You can use Android.SDK\tools\monitor.bat to see the LOG-Cat (and much more) If you want only the B4A-Output then you have to set a Filter on "Tag" to "B4A" Did you update your Android-Version in the last time to V4.x? View attachment 22614 View attachment 22613 View attachment 22614 Click to expand... Hi, I have the monitor up but I don't know how to get my phone showing up in the devices area. I did not see any "connect" icon or menu item with a "connect" command on it. Thanks.
