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Is there an equivalent way to capture the LogCat for debugging. cf https://www.b4x.-your-apps-logs.107936/#content In the Android version of my app, I can send a debug email to me with the LogCat data I'd like to do the same in the iPhone version. Many thanks
link: Use this: KSCrash - simple and powerful crash reports framework

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link: Try Log(RevCat.GUID)
link: Hi! I replaced RevCat.Initialize("RevenueCatAPIKey",RevCatUserId,Array As String("all_access_1_year","all_access_1_month")) with RevCat.Initial

Attached is the logcat file from the device is you search for criticalmessenger using notepad++ you will see what is going on.

LogCat, which is a special case, will raise the event on a background thread. You can use CallSubDelayed to delegate the event to the main thread.
link: Hello community, I‘d like to access the LogCat logs from Starter. For RunOnGUIThread I have to Dim the right Sub from Starter. The Sub‘s name is for

It is possible to access your apps logs with LogCat from the Phone library. Note that it doesn't require any permission however you cannot use it to read the logs of other apps. The LogCatData event is raised on a different thread. This makes it a bit more difficult to work with this event if you wa

Yes, showing logcat text by: Private Sub logcat_LogCatData (Buffer() As Byte, Length As Int) Dim a As String = BytesToString(Buffer, 0, Length, "utf8") logs.Append(a) others.AddToLog(a) ' sending to Main.Add_Log If logs.Length > 15000 Then logs.Remove(0, logs.Length - 1400
link: It fails when it tries to draw the text. Are you using the Threading library? Or LogCat?

It is possible that /system/bin/logcat is disabled on your device or works in a non-standard way. You can switch to USB debug mode.
link: CCTV (demo from your site). On B4A 6.50: LogCat connected to: B4A-Bridge: LGE LG-X150 Unfiltered log: LogCat connected to: B4A-Bridge: LGE LG-X150

I tried and wasn't successful (even installed bridge) But I wrote this message logger (see attached) and changed all my Log commands to cLogMsgs.LogMsg to caused all my log messages to be written to a file which when on the second time starting the program would send to my email address. I am start
link: Are you able to connect to the device with a USB cable? This will allow you to see the logs.
link: 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 start

You can use LogCat from the phone library to read your app logs. Note that LogCatData event is raised on a background thread.

Installed Android Studio. Logcat works there. But still not with c:\android\platform-tools\adb.exe. (adb logcat) in a cmd window. Nor with the studio's install of the platform tool adb. What does work is to open a shell (adb shell) then command (logcat). And (adb shell -x logcat) works, too. Turns o
link: There is nothing bad with using B4A-Bridge instead of USB debug mode. There are actually advantages for using B4A-Bridge. You can check if the logs a

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