I noticed there was a pause button for logcat on android SDK. I've seen it before and used it but now I can't find it or get it back. I need it so that I could read my log messages properly without it having autoscroll down all the time.
Anyone know how I could get it back? Yes i have the latest version of Eclipse as well as ADT/SDK versions.I know I'm not imagining the Pause button cos I'm the one who told my friend about it and I can still see it on his Eclipse but no longer on mine...
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I forked Timber (https://github.com/naman14/Timber), and I am trying to add Android Auto support. I got the app showing up on the virtual head unit, and I can select a song, and it plays. However, instead of showing progress and playback controls, it shows "Getting your selection..."
Now the question is: how do I debug it. As far as I can see from the point when I click on the song, to a few minutes later there are no relevant errors in Logcat. So how can I get some idea of what's going wrong? What does Android Auto is expected to do in that scenario that my app might not be fulfilling?
P.S. this is similar to another question on the same issue, however replacement of Context from this to getBaseContext() does not help, and I am actually curious what is the right way to debug this.
Is there a way I can disable close button of the android emulator or get a confirmation before closing.
After several runs I accidently closed the emulator.
Also it takes a lot of time to load the emulator again.
There is no built-in support anywhere for this. You have to search for 3rd-party solutions.
Here is one I found quickly.. http://lifehacker.com/5183947/noclose-disables-windows-close-button.
Go to the website, let it load, and then you have to search for NoClose. It is there, but it does not scroll automatically to the app to download.
You can also try to search for another similar solution.
It's really annoying and I guess there was an option for this ( How do you stop Console from popping up automatically in Eclipse ) but I don't see that, at least not in ADT. It's really annoying. Btw, if someone knows a way to keep the entire tab below (the one with problems, logcat, console, etc) to keep minimized until I decide that they should show up, that would help
The Run/Debug->Console preference page also offers those options.
This is a weird bug I have come across where my activity or say application does not start. As soon as I touch icon of my app and I press lock button , then when i unlocked it I can not see my application opened and moreover it is not in the active application status also. As per the flow of application runs it should get opened behind or atleast can be seen in Active Application status?
Is there any way to resolve it.
Maybe you can trace your code from adb or find tools in android sdk tools folder finder the tool to get the logs
Can anyone help with my android app. I am using eclipse and it is a lengthy page app. At page 18 is tells me that it stopped unexpectedly but after you hit the force close button it starts at the same place and it works correctly.
It is a simple quiz app with back and next buttons. This is the only button that wont work on the first try but as I said after you hit force close the app starts up at the same place and the button works just fine. Then you can also go back and forth over that same page without a problem...what gives?
user1009028, we need more information to be able to know for sure what is going on.
Sometimes, for mysterious reasons, the app seems to "crash" and yet still run. There are a number of possibilities here.
If you can post your full code online somewhere, that is great, but even just the logcat will be useful. Since you know how to reproduce the error, get to the page just before the crash, clear your logcat, then go to the next page so it crashes. Then copy and paste everything in your logcat to here in Stack Overflow; that will be the most relevant information related to the crash, which may or may not give enough detail--at least we'll know what to ask for then :)
Regarding your question on "com.csg.SlideNineteen#405761f8", the default toString on objects gives the class name and its address in memory. The numbers at the end are the address of the object in memory... not very useful in most cases.