adb logcat Corona:v *:s - show nothing.

Solar2D Android
#1

Hi,

I was building my application for android (debug mode) and install it on the device.

All working well but tut the command : “adb logcat Corona:v *:s”  show nothing.

If I just run “adb logcat” there are a lot of data displays on the screen. (Seems that any print("") from Corona doesnot display) - What can be arong ?

I want to emphasis that this command work OK for me until I did 2 things:

  1. I have reset my device

2)I have create Alpha APK and publish it on Google store (for testing purpose) - note that I have uninstall the Alpha Version from my device and install the APK (debug mode) by using adb as follow :" adb install “nose in space.apk”"

Thx

Yuval

#2

Hi yuval_forish,

If you run the command, adb logcat -s “Corona”, you should be able to see all the output from prints in Corona.

Also, if you grab one of the most recent daily builds from the daily builds page, you should be able to see the output form adb logcat in the Corona Simulator’s console log after deploying your app to a device using the “Copy to device and launch” option.

#3

If you reset your device, you have to re-enable developer mode. You probably have to turn on sideloading apps (untrusted developers) and remote debugging. The language will vary between various Android versions.

On my  Nexus 7 running Android 4.3, I had to Turn on Developer mode (7 taps on the device ID or some such field), enable USB debugging under the developer menu. Under Security, it’s enabling Unknown Services.

Rob

#4

Hi yuval_forish,

If you run the command, adb logcat -s “Corona”, you should be able to see all the output from prints in Corona.

Also, if you grab one of the most recent daily builds from the daily builds page, you should be able to see the output form adb logcat in the Corona Simulator’s console log after deploying your app to a device using the “Copy to device and launch” option.

#5

If you reset your device, you have to re-enable developer mode. You probably have to turn on sideloading apps (untrusted developers) and remote debugging. The language will vary between various Android versions.

On my  Nexus 7 running Android 4.3, I had to Turn on Developer mode (7 taps on the device ID or some such field), enable USB debugging under the developer menu. Under Security, it’s enabling Unknown Services.

Rob