I got frustrated one day inspecting logcat output when I couldn't get
eclipse to start, so I wrote a stand-alone logcat inspector (in Tcl/Tk),
which I now use in preference to the one in eclipse. Feel free to download
it and try it out, it should work on Mac/Linux/Windows
http://code.google.com/p
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 2:31 PM, Stephen Uhler wrote:
> I got frustrated one day inspecting logcat output when I couldn't get
> eclipse to start, so I wrote a stand-alone logcat inspector (in Tcl/Tk),
> which I now use in preference to the one in eclipse.
Any reason you didn't just use DDMS?
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For the app I was working on, I needed better/different highlighting and
filtering than what DDMS
provided, so I build something that served my purpose at the time, and
thought I'd share it in case others find it useful. I often use DDMS as
well, depending on the type of output I need.
On Thu, N
TreKing wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 2:31 PM, Stephen Uhler wrote:
>
> > I got frustrated one day inspecting logcat output when I couldn't get
> > eclipse to start, so I wrote a stand-alone logcat inspector (in Tcl/Tk),
> > which I now use in preference to the one in eclipse.
>
>
> Any reason
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