i have some problem when i want to Debug my android code. When i go to Debug as/ it says (none applicable). I have set a breakpoint though there's no blue arrow on it. Anyone who knows why this is happening?
Thanks
You should setup your debug configuration. It should know what avd to use to launch your code on. If you're using eclipse this article should help.
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We've following option in Eclipse, which allows us to attach debugger to already running process.
I'm looking for a similar option in Android studio, Can somebody tell me where we've this option ?
Android Studio has this option, the icon looks like this:
Read more about it here
the one that looks like a phone with a bug in the corner
At the debug button in the toolbar. Here debugging with android-studio you have all the info.
The process is basically the same :
Set your breakpoints.
Run your app in debug mode.
Use the debug tool window to check objects info.
Check the logs.
Please see the image below on where to find the icon. A popup window will appear to ask you to which process you want to attach to. Select your app.
My problem is, that I can't seem to deploy my app to my phone (galaxy s4) or the emulator anymore, after adding the AndroidManifest.xml to the project.
I have been working on this app for 1 or 2 days, never had a problem testing it on my phone. I wanted to add the App Icon and change the app display name and found out that it had to be done over the AndroidManifest.xml file. So after finally finding where to add it in the QtCreator, I added an Icon and changed the name. When I click deploy, it loads and then the bar turns red, without ANY error messages or nothing. It just goes red full and then goes away. Even the warnings from build are not even showing.
I hope you guys can help me, this is my first question, so if I forgot any information or asked the question wrong, please let me know :)
You need dirqml2sdk debugger libaries (if your OS is windows). You can download it from here.
I am trying to debug my android app in eclipse but I am not able to do so.
I know this question is asked many time. I have try almost all things but still cant debug my app.
I have android:debuggable="true" in AndroidManiefest.xml as well as having Category launcher and action main in Android AndroidManiefest.
Kindly Help me.
Thanks in advance.
I resolved a very similar problem by using the DDMS perspective. Once in DDMS, I would start my application on my device. I then selected my application process and clicked the "Debug selected process" button.
Restore to defaults in Run/Debug options.
i am using eclipse 3.6 for my android app and I dont know how to debug and insert a break point in eclipse so can you please give me any link or guide me. I tried a lot to search on google but none of them were easy to understand.
i also tried this link:
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-ecbug/
but that was also not helpful.
This shouldn't be difficult. You insert a breakpoint by right-clicking at the gray line at the left of your code and then selecting "Toggle breakpoint". A circle should appear.
In order for the breakpoint to be active, start your application in debug mode. You do that by clicking at the "bug" icon ("Debug as..").
When I run my app on my phone from eclipse, it always runs in debug. This has only recently started to happen. I guess I must have inadvertently changed a preference or something, but can't work out what. Does anyone know how I can switch it back so I can run without debugging?
Thanks in advance
TAO
I found someone else reporting the same error
http://osdir.com/ml/AndroidDevelopers/2009-08/msg00603.html
They resolved it with a phone restart.
The same worked for me.... how frustrating!!!!!!
At least its working now.
Massive thanks Aaron Digulla for our help.
TAO
Check the VM options in the project's properties. There should be something like -Xdebug=.... Remove that.
I suggest to duplicate the entry and create a second one without the debug options. Also note that under Common, you can save the launch config somewhere (for example in your project), so this setup doesn't get lost.
Just ran across this issue.
Sometimes the Eclipse Android dev environment sets the application property android:debuggable="true" in the AndroidManifest.xml file. This will cause your app to run in debug mode regardless of if you press 'run' or 'debug' in Eclipse.
I know this contribution comes a little late, but here it goes. Be sure you do not have any android.os.Debug.waitForDebugger() method invoked since your code. If so, just remove or comment it and rerun your application.