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I'm using Android Studio for Flutter App Development. Everything seems to be working fine just that the Android Studio does not show the "logs" in Logcat. In the Logcat section, it says "Please Configure Android SDK". Which is already configured. And in the Logcat section says "No Connected Devices." in the drop-down menu. When it has recognized my Android Phone and is showing it just under the Menu bar. Is there a fix for it? Is there something I am missing? Daniil Yakovlev Flutter use Run tab to display logs in Android Studio. Switch from Logcat to Run and then you will see logs. Go to

This question already has an answer here: Why doesn't logcat show anything in my Android? 26 answers I am using Eclipse classic to develope my Android applications. But I am not able to see any messages in the logcat. Till yesterday it was showing each and every message but now it is not showing anything. I have written a lot og log statements to trace my program, but because of this I am not able to trace. Can anybody say where is the problem? Thanks... CChi Try these first Go to the device tab, click your device. and go back to the logcat tab You might have filter set. You are probably

Eclipse is acting strange. It shows every single log item as a warning (orange). Furthermore, each one's Time is '?:??', PID is '?', and Tag is also '?'. Screenshot below Your Eclipse or SDK seems to be outdated, just update it. You are probably testing your app with an Android version (4.1??) which isn't fully supported by your current SDK version. Please make sure that the device is online and it is selected in the DDMS and this is the one you are installing your application on. ItayB I had this problem too, I found the solution here - try to update you SDK ! In Eclipse go to 'Android SDK

I recently updated my Nexus 9 Tablet to Android 7 Nougat. Since then the Logcat view in Eclipse stoped displaying Logcat messages, the view just stays empty. Also the devices target is shown as "Unknown". If I instead start Logcat outside Eclipse (AndroidSDK->tools->ddms) it displays all messages. However, then the "Application" Column stays empty. There are allready some (older) questions on this topic here on SO, but none of the solutions here worked for me. What i tryed: Use another USB Port Focus the device in the DDMS perspective Restart Eclipse Reboot the device + pc abd kill-server

I have been using Eclipse for Android (most up to date version), for a while with no problems with the Logcat. For an unknown reason, Logcat is no longer retaining the debug messages. Logcat is getting cleared in about 5 seconds . Is there any way to prevent the auto-clearing of Logcat messages? Otherwise I am unable to read the messages. 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) Its happens when there is too many logcat rows. It automatically delete

I am getting lots of this kind of logcat messages related to my application. 11-19 19:04:23.872 3327 3440 I chatty : uid=10085 com.xxxx.yyy expire 18 lines What are these log messages? Am I missing my actual application logcat logs here? Yes, this indicates that some messages did not make it into the actual log, maybe because other application(s) send too many messages into it. This seem to be a new thing in liblog in Marshmallow(?). Can't find a clear explanation of the new logging policy, or even if there is actually one, but the change is kind of mentioned here : We declared an application

I am currently working on an android App that uses 'JSON' as response from server. Usually I work on the JSON response. But now I have a problem with logcat, if the JSON response string is very long , more than x character (i don't know exactly how much is the max string that could be displayed by logcat), some of the JSON string is missing. Although it still could give me the output, I need the information on the JSON string that is transmitted from the server. Is there any possibility to display more string on logcat? Like increasing the buffer or any parameter that I could use to increase