I am testing my app on my real iphone as opposed to the simulator and am getting different results, and i would love to see the terminal on the iphone. Can a view the corona terminal from the device by plugging it in to my computer in any way?
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Corona doesn’t have this feature, you can create your own console or you can do the following:
Put this in the top of your main.lua file [lua]io.output():setvbuf(‘no’)[/lua] This will output any print requests in your mac’s console.
Build for device and add your app to the device using XCode’s Organizer. (Window>Organiz
When you select your device you can view the console while the devices is tethered and running your app. When your print calls fire in your app, the console will print those.
That’s about the best debugging you will get while using the app on the device.
You can also do the same thing in the XCode iOS Simulator by opening the console while running the app.
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A friend of mine wrote an app called AppSwitch. It shows running processes and memory usage, etc and you can look at the console (terminal) in it 
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I want to do the same sort of thing.
I’m running a windows machine.
I’m building for android.
I’m sending the apk to my google nexus (android 4)
Ideally I’d like to see the terminal output appearing on a terminal window on the PC.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks.
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