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| Re: Android debug view/perspective gone [message #1041960 is a reply to message #1041940] |
Mon, 15 April 2013 20:30   |
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On 4/15/2013 1:51 PM, Otto Wyss wrote:
> I was debugging an android application when a window with all the
> essential information was shown. Yet I closed the window somehow
> acidentially. Now I can't restore (open) this window, since I've no idea
> how it was named, and eclipse doesn't provide any hint where I have to
> look for. Is there a command which allows to restore any default
> views/perspectives so I don't have to ask such a silly question here?
>
> Closing any window in eclipse and not knowing how to restore it is one
> of the main annoyances. Closing is just much to easy so there must be
> something which allows to lock out the close. Or there has to be any
> hint which window should (is adviced to) be open in certain contextes.
First, you should realize that Android development is done on Eclipse,
but Eclipse has nothing to do with the plug-ins that constitute ADT.
Could it be that you've closed the Debug perspective? This would be the
perspective that hosts the LogCat view.
To re-open the Debug Perspective, do Window -> Show Perspective -> Debug.
Or did you close the LogCat view (assuming LogCat is the view you're
describing as missing)? I don't have ADT installed anymore, but getting
LogCat back might be as simple as:
1. Select the Debug Perspective.
2. Do Window -> Show View -> Other... -> Android Tools (?) -> LogCat.
Sorry I don't know more (or better). I hope this helps. You should read
the following sticky post from the top of this forum:
http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/225513/
Best of luck.
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| Re: Android debug view/perspective gone [message #1042572 is a reply to message #1042564] |
Tue, 16 April 2013 15:37 |
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On 4/16/2013 9:26 AM, Otto Wyss wrote:
> Russell Bateman wrote on Mon, 15 April 2013 16:30
>> Could it be that you've closed the Debug perspective? This would be
>> the perspective that hosts the LogCat view.
>
> No. The debug perspective doesn't look like the window I had, neither
> does any of the other perspective I think might fit. It looked like an
> emulator or similar.
>
> Russell Bateman
>> Or did you close the LogCat view (assuming LogCat is the view you're
>> describing as missing)? I don't have ADT installed anymore, but
>> getting LogCat back might be as simple as:
>
> Also no.
>
> Russell Bateman
>> http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/225513/
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> So far I haven't found any answer there.
I didn't get "emulator" from your original description, but now that you
say so, I can easily say that you'll get no help on that issue from any
where in this forum. You need to visit one or more of the forums listed
in the post I just gave you. Android isn't Eclipse, Eclipse isn't
Android, so you'll have to take it up with them. A couple of years ago,
I developed Android software on Eclipse. It was a successful undertaking
and I had a lot of good luck asking questions in those forums, so I
don't feel like I'm letting you down by suggesting you go there.
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