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As the title suggests, A couple of days ago I probably accidentaly pressed some buttons which screwed up my Logcat. Whenever I run my code, in my Logcat is doesn't show any of the debugs or types of debugs, but rather just random proccesses of the code. Here is what I mean:

This is what is showed for me

However, this is what I want to happen when I open Logcat:

Exactly like this, with the whole Verbose and filters section and stuff, basically the default of Logcat

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I have been using Logcat quite a lot and I haven't found any fixes. Thanks in advance!

I haven't really tried anything, searching online didn't result in anything as there isn't really a good way to describe the problem.

pierreh
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I suppose you're using at least Android Studio Dolphin where the new Logcat has been enabled. If you look closely, the information you're seeking is present in the new Logcat as well.

Also make sure to use the filters according to the documentation.

If you'd like to conform to the new changes later, just download an older version of Android Studio from here.

Zsolt Boldizsar
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Logcat has been updated. Previous logcat was easier for me to read and understand. You may read official documentation about patch here: https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/#logcat-search Now you should use something like this to filter logs:

package:mine tag:Activity level:VERBOSE

https://i.stack.imgur.com/Kr0wf.png

Viktor
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