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I'm building an app for Android using Cordova & html,JS. And using the Android emulator from the plain SDK Manager. I seem to have a lot of isues with my code, but I can't figure out what. So I need to check for errors in the console log like we do with browsers.

The only thing I've managed to do is use is the adb -e logcat > logcat.txt command. Yet the output file is way too convoluted for me. And when I filter the output using adb -e logcat > logcat.txt io.cordova.app:D *:S, the output file contains only

--------- beginning of main --------- beginning of system

What can I do about it? Is there any other way learning the errors of my code?

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If you have started the emulator through Eclipse you can see the logs in Logcat.

Window -> Show View -> Android -> LogCat
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Actually I forgot to mention that I'm using only the Android SDK Manager. So that is not an option for me
Check this thread whether it helps. stackoverflow.com/questions/21332853/…
I checked that out but it seems way to complicated for me. I've downloaded the Eclipse IDE. Is is possible to somehow import my app to it?
Nevermind I figured it out my self. Now I use Eclipse(for Android) with the Android Emulator. So your answer is the correct one

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