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I'm using AIDE to develop an Android app on my Nexus 7. The logcat viewer doesn't work well because of changes to security in Jellybean (apps can no longer read each others log files). My tablet is NOT rooted.

I started with a basic hello world, and have just edited the Main.Xml file to add some buttons to the layout. However, the app now crashes as soon as I run.

How can I debug it to determine the cause?

CaffGeek
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  • Can you upload your xml file & activity file's code in question ? – Lucifer Feb 25 '14 at 15:56
  • I'm not looking for what the bug is, but how to determine any bug from the tablet, without using a pc – CaffGeek Feb 25 '14 at 16:36
  • I dont think there is such a way to do same except developer is writing logs in .txt file, which you can view directly from the device. – Lucifer Feb 25 '14 at 16:42

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Hook your tablet to a PC via USB, then run "adb logcat" on the PC. This will let you see all of the logcat, on any version of Android.

marcone
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There is a LogCat in AIDE.

TRY:

Menu > View... > LogCat

Sometimes LogCat not works on free versions, works fine on my Pro AIDE version

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