Hi all,
many peoples in the past have asked about the log truncation limit of 4000 characters.
To fix this I wrote a small library capable to show longer logs without truncate them and without show the warning.
My library now works pretty well apart some small things.
The problem here is that, after I created a library, I've created a demo code, to compare my library vs Log command
and here I see that B4A log already can show logs longer than 4000 characters, it show a warning, but logs longer
than 4000 characters seem are fully printed out.
Now I want to know, something has changed in Android or B4A about this from the past ?
My library have some sense or B4A can do it itself ?
Attached a screenshot with my library in action, here I log a 50000+ characters long string.
The library can even enumerate lines.
Thanks
many peoples in the past have asked about the log truncation limit of 4000 characters.
To fix this I wrote a small library capable to show longer logs without truncate them and without show the warning.
My library now works pretty well apart some small things.
The problem here is that, after I created a library, I've created a demo code, to compare my library vs Log command
and here I see that B4A log already can show logs longer than 4000 characters, it show a warning, but logs longer
than 4000 characters seem are fully printed out.
Now I want to know, something has changed in Android or B4A about this from the past ?
My library have some sense or B4A can do it itself ?
Attached a screenshot with my library in action, here I log a 50000+ characters long string.
The library can even enumerate lines.
Thanks
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