Android Question App not responding

[Roger Daley]

Hi All,

Not really a B4A question but after exhausting all other paths I reach out to the composite knowledge of the forum.
I have an App [Antenna Bearing Tool] I developed several years ago. It is built on google maps. Although I use it rarely it has been working multiple devices. Recently l tried to use it but came to a grey screen with a App Not Responding message.
The App is working fine on other devices with the same Android version etc. The App downloaded direct from PlayStorebruns on other devices, not on my phone.
I've searched for a setting that may be a cause.
I've cleared Data and Cashe
I've uninstalled, reinstalled. [ 3 uninstallers]

The only option left is factory settings. Not a good option.

If anyone has any suggestions I would be thankful.

Regards Roger

 

[Erel]

First step is to find the error message in the system logs. You need USB debug mode to be enabled and working and can then do it with B4A or adb logcat.

 

[Roger Daley]

First step is to find the error message in the system logs. You need USB debug mode to be enabled and working and can then do it with B4A or adb logcat.

Thanks Errol.
I will follow up.

 

[Roger Daley]

Just a suggestion for an App for we, the less competent, who need to read the system logs. Could a B4X guru develop an App that extracts the system log of the device to a text file at the push of a button so to speak? Let the device do the work.

Regards Roger

 

[DonManfred]

Just a suggestion for an App for we, the less competent, who need to read the system logs. Could a B4X guru develop an App that extracts the system log of the device to a text file at the push of a button so to speak? Let the device do the work.

I don´t think there is such a possibility

- Connect your Device with USB-Cable
- enable USB-Debugging in the devices Settings
- check the log inside the IDEs logpane
- and copy the error from it

 

[Roger Daley]

I don´t think there is such a possibility

- Connect your Device with USB-Cable
- enable USB-Debugging in the devices Settings
- check the log inside the IDEs logpane
- and copy the error from it

Many thanks Don Manfred.

 

[Roger Daley]

I don´t think there is such a possibility

- Connect your Device with USB-Cable
- enable USB-Debugging in the devices Settings
- check the log inside the IDEs logpane
- and copy the error from it

Thanks again Don Manfred,
Just for completeness. Nothing showed in the logpane. No errors. I won't spend any more of your time on it I'll just use another device.

Regards Roger