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Erel you are right, they require root for 4.1+ I didn't notice that, so my question is invalid. Thank you for your answer
link: Starting from Android 4.1 it is not possible: https://www.b4x./

There is no log file. If he is using Android version less than 4.1 then he can install an app that reads the logs and he will be able to send you the full error message. He needs

Hi. I do some additions in my app, and I ran into this strange problem: when I add 1.3 and 0.1, I get 1.4000000000000001 instead of just 1.4: Log(1.3 + 0.1) Log(1.3 + 0.11) Log(1.3 + 0.102) All of the above result in a large number just like the example. What is strange is that IT ONLY

Remove it with RemovePermission(android.permission.READ_LOGS) in the manifest editor. Explanation: - Prior to Android 4.1 it was possible to read the system logs with this permission. So it was logical for LogCat to get this permission. - Starting from 4.1 it is only possible read your own logs and

1, 2, 2, False)) Log("Round(" & dblValue & ") = " & Round(dblValue)) Log("Round2(" & dblValue & ", 1) = " & Round2(dblValue, 1)) Log("Round2(" & dblValue & ", 2) = " & Round2(dblValue, 2)) Log("Ceil(" & dblValue & ") = " & Ceil(dblValue)) Log("Floor(" & dblValue & ") = " & F

My music app works fine on all my devices of course but one, and the one is my Honda Ridgeline. When starting the car my app automatically gets started (app is default audio player) and it crashes very quickly It never calls my Application_Error - which I know works because on other crashes

B4A-Bridge and Android 4.1+ logs
link: Can you show an example of this? Are you referring to the logs on the right column?
link: Yes, the far right column of the IDE. If I am using the emulator you will see entries for events like Activity_Create, Activity_Resume, and entries f

Google has removed the READ_LOGS permission from Android 4.1+. This means that a running app cannot read any log messages except of its own messages. B4A-Bridge and Android 4.1+ logs I created my own class to write messages to file and use method of the class instead of Log statement, when work via
link: you also can use my debug-overlay lib or the new lib from informatrix to show your own logs into a systemwindow...
link: I am having an issue. If I use USB debugging mode, and push the Debug app through that, Logcat is able to catch my Log(XXX) with no problem. Howev

Check the unfiltered logs. There might be more information. Are you using the latest version (4.1) ? https://developer.android.com/things/preview/download.html

I've tried it on a 6.0.1 device (the one that the log came from - Cyanogenmod) and on a really low end 4.4.4 device. You do have to scroll VERY vigorously to provoke it, but if that is the case then I'll have to reconsider how I do it.

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