Issue
I am using ADB to log in Windows PowerShell from a Unity built application running on a connected Android device. I am only interested in my own message invoked in script from e.g. UnityEngine.Debug.Log("## State set to SolvingAnchor"), but Unity appends 8 lines to this message:
- .\adb logcat -s Unity -e "^[#]{2}" -m 1
- --------- beginning of crash
- --------- beginning of system
- --------- beginning of main
- 02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity : ## State set to SolvingAnchor
- 02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity : UnityEngine.DebugLogHandler:LogFormat(LogType, Object, String, Object[])
- 02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity : UnityEngine.Logger:Log(LogType, Object)
- 02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity : UnityEngine.Debug:Log(Object)
- 02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity : Assets.Scripts.TrackedImageHandler:SetState(State)
02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity : Assets.Scripts.TrackedImageHandler:Update()
02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity :
- 02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity : (Filename: ./Runtime/Export/Debug/Debug.bindings.h Line: 35)
- 02-11 10:07:42.658 8293 8315 I Unity :
As seen in the output filtering on regex is not working as I would have hoped. Is there a way to only print the message and skip the Unity generated redundant lines?
Solution
In the Project Settings > Player > Android > Other Settings > Logging set all Logging Types to None or Script Only.
This will keep the ADB logcat rather compact.
Answered By - JeanLuc
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