Logcat window in Webstorm 10

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I’m even embarrassed to ask you this, but come on:

I use Webstorm 10 to develop my applications using Cordova and for months I’ve been looking for minimal functionality and I just can’t find it: The Logcat Window!

I use the Eclipse window and I find it simply excellent, only it’s boring to stay with 2 tools open.

I just think it’s absurd that Webstorm doesn’t have it!

Well, looking on the Web I find several texts on the Jetbrains website, but just nothing useful! Some plugins have dependencies that simply don’t exist and I can’t make anything simple work.

So I’d like to know: Do any of you know how I enable Logcat on Webstorm 10?

apache-cordova mobile
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    I know that’s not the answer to your question, but you know that Logcat is a command-line tool that doesn’t depend on Ides, right? You can leave the logcat window open at the same time as your IDE. Not ideal, but it works.

  • Yes, I know. I like to use in the eclipse pq the logcat is extremely verbose. With the eclipse I can follow it more simply. That’s what I want to know how to use on the web.

  • I understand. Good luck with your research and don’t forget to post the answer here if you find out.

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After a lot of research I found an alternative solution: The sdk itself offers a GUI called Monitor, located in %android_sdk_path% tools monitor.exe.

It offers a satisfactory view for me and certainly is much better than staying with the eclipse and the open webstorm.

Just out of curiosity the eclipse presents a window with the same tool, so it’s like I’m only running the eclipse tab that interests me.

Problem solved!

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