Java Development

[btschumy]

I'm new to BB development and am using the Eclipse plugin for coding/debugging.  The Eclipse console window seems to show an endless stream of messages from the system. Things like:

JPGENC 78 ms

JPGENC 7 ms

JPGENC 0 ms

JPGENC 70 ms

JPGENC 0 ms

JPGENC 0 ms

JPGENC 70 ms

JPGENC 0 ms

JPGENC 7 ms

JPGENC 54 ms

JPGENC 7 ms

JPGENC 0 ms

JVM: bklt @85945: timer

JVM: bklt[1] @85945: idle 15

JVM: bklt[1] @85945: enableBacklight 0

JVM: bklt[1]: setTimeout 30

VM:IGCSc=0

VM:+GC(f)w=9

VM:-GCt=19,b=1,r=0,g=f,w=9

VM:QUOT t=2

VM:+CR

VM:-CR=3

VMISVt=0,h=1616,id=d15a33128dfbb5d9

Does anyone really want to see this?  I really interferes with seeing my own logging information.  Is there a way to turn off (or filter) the system logging output?

[RexDoug · Accepted solution]

You have no control over this.

As a work-around, we prefix out console logging with a specific application value, like FOO:

Then we can copy the console output and filter using fgrep looking for "FOO:" in the first positions of each line.

[DAquilina]

I actually brought this up before. It's been confirmed that no such option exists, but I've put in a feature request using the Bug Tracker, so it may be included in future releases of the simulators/JDEs.

Hope that helps,
~Dom

EDIT: https://www.blackberry.com/jira/browse/TOOL-136

[yoav]

I got fed up with this issue so I eventually developed an eclipse plugin enabling me to filter out text (in runtime) based on some prefix I add to my debug prints.

You can download the plugin from here: http://code.google.com/a/eclipselabs.org/p/console-grep/

[rzr]

yes this is insane , i doubt there is no flag to shut down the jvm and keep system.out/err

[hedgerow]

Yoav,

I am about what is robably an incredibly stupid question. Brace yourself. :-)

First, some background. I'm using:

Eclipse SDK

Version: 3.6.2

Build id: M20110210-1200

I've installed CG per instructions. i've input

'INIT'

in  CG regex (which is accepted by a regex tester) but I get no matches from my source console which has

multiple occurrences of INIT_NEAR (but not at the head of the line).

Duh?

[hedgerow]

Now working. Nevermind.