Chapter 7 - Debugging part 1
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The Android Debugging Bridge (ADB) is a command line tool that allows communication between an Android device and development tools. There are 5 types of logs that can be outputted to the logging system: verbose, debug, information, warning, and error. Logcat is used to view the logs and acts as a "cat" or concatenation of the logs from the logging system. An example is provided of using Toast to display a message when a fragment is destroyed.
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Chapter 7 - Debugging part 1
- 2. Android Debugging Bridge (ADB) a command line tool available in Android SDK using to connect between a device and the development tools adb
- 3. Log • Fire out something to logging system • There are 5 types of logging • v(String, String) (verbose) • d(String, String) (debug) • i(String, String) (information) • w(String, String) (warning) • e(String, String) (error) Logging System
- 4. Logcat = cat of log (catenate) Logging System logcat
- 5. Log & Logcat Example