Use case: to filter the log for a number of different elements and share a single filtered log with all events in order.
Instead of using regionMatches to detect for a keyword or tag match, could a list of strings, or potentially a regular expression be used instead?
Potentially could also filter the log at the shell:logcat level to reduce the memory requirements:
-e , --regex= Only print lines where the log message matches where is a regular expression.
Use case: to filter the log by application - instead of using a PID Number (Process ID)
Could a PID lookup to Application Identifier (com.google.xxxx) be implemented?
Use case: to filter the log for a number of different elements and share a single filtered log with all events in order.
Instead of using
regionMatchesto detect for a keyword or tag match, could a list of strings, or potentially a regular expression be used instead?Potentially could also filter the log at the shell:logcat level to reduce the memory requirements:
-e , --regex= Only print lines where the log message matches where is a regular expression.
Use case: to filter the log by application - instead of using a PID Number (Process ID)
Could a PID lookup to Application Identifier (com.google.xxxx) be implemented?