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Asked: 2020-12-06 18:16:25 +0800 CST 2020-12-06 18:16:25 +0800 CST

Why aren't all the Log.d() printed to the logcat?

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I have an app and I am using Log.d(tag, mensaje);it to print messages and to be able to identify where my code fails.

The issue is that when I already have many Logs (especially if they are inside a loop) and I add new ones, the new ones no longer appear in the logcat.

To solve the aforementioned, what I have done is remove all the logs that I no longer need and leave only the new ones.

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    This problem generally occurs because we print a large amount of information (there is a limit to the information contained in the window) and a filter is not defined.

    What happens is that not all the information can be contained in the window LogCat, even more so if system information is being printed and these messages are considerable:

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    The recommended thing in this situation is to configure LogCatit so that it only shows information from your Application, using the option "Show only selected application":

    Show only selected application: Messages produced by app code only (default setting) are displayed. The logcat monitor filters log messages using the PID of the active app.

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    You can also edit your own filter or in this case, in addition to showing only messages from your application, you can also filter using a specific Tag:

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    For more information check the official documentation: Writing and viewing logs with Logcat

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