Does Eclipse Logcat for Android display Log messages?

Question

public void ImprimeLog(){
        Log.i("Funcionando","");
        Log.e("Funcionando","");
        Log.v("Funcionando","");
        Log.w("Funcionando","");
        Log.d("Funcionando","");
    }

In Android Studio works, but Eclipse is not working, this is normal?

Answer 1

To circumvent this "intermittence" use as follows to print your logs via LogCat:

System.out.println("Printa logCat - teste 1""+vendedor);

System.out.println("Printa logCat - teste 2");

System.out.println("Printa logCat - teste 3"+usuarios.toString());

Exit :

07-01 09:57:37.429: i/system.out(22125): Printa logCat - test 1 Seller [identifier=null, name=16235676883, password=0]

07-01> 09:57:37.429: I/System.out(22125): Printa logCat - test 2

07-01> 09:57:37.429: I/System.out(22125): Printa logCat - test 3 Seller> [identifier=null, name=16235676883, password=0, Update=Mon Jun 29> 00:00:00 BRT 2015]

The interesting thing about using the sysout How Out Is You Can Print So Much Objetos as String and may also use toString();

Answer 2

You can find in Eclipse in:

Window -> Show View -> Other… -> Android -> LogCat

Make sure you’re not with any FILTER log in Eclipse.

Alternative

If the LogCat is empty, the emulador is not focused on the window. Go to the DDMS and try to click emulator in the list of devices (Devices) at the top left of the screen.

The same happens to your phone. You just need to click on the name of your phone so that messages from Logcat come.

Update

Due to the intermittence (yes time, no time) of the Eclipse to correctly display the Logcat reported by @daniel12345smith and also to the report of @Wellingtonavelino, the problem can be considered a BUG at ATD or Eclipse, making the response aimless.