A Summary of Commands logCat
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Format
The basic format of the message can be controlled in a number of ways. The
"-f" option or the LOGFORMAT environment variable specify the format using
the following special sequences to specify the various parts of a message.
The default format is: "%P %T %N %S:%L\n%M"
• %P(...) — Priority level format: %d or %s
• %T(...) — Time level format: all options supported by "date" cmd. There
is also an additional format, "%u", which is the Unix time printed as an 8-
digit hexidecimal number.
• %N — Name of process.
• %S — Sourcefile name.
• %L — Line number.
Message text
If (%r) is specified, the fields of the message are not expanded, but just
entered "raw." If a separator character is specified, it is placed between each
raw field. If it is not specified, then the FS character is placed between each
field and a GS character is placed after the last field, which is just the way the
fields would appear in the compressed logging files.
• %C — The entire compressed message.
• %% — % character.
