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Solution 1: Restarting your Android StudioIn your IDE Go to File > Invalidate Caches and Restart > Invalidate and Restart. This Solution will clear all the caches of Android studio IDE and restart it automatically, By the method, there are 80% change that Logcat will start work as before.
Solution 1: Restarting Logcat You need to press Alt + 6 twice to restart the Logcat. Restarting logcat often helps when it becomes irresponsive.
When using Eclipse, in the DDMS perspective, make sure the correct device (propably emulator-xxxx) is selected and highlighted. Only then will you get the logcat output in the logcat view.
Also, the Android plugin is a bit quircky, and sometimes only shows the last line in the logcat view. If this happens, try to clear the log. After that, you should get all the log entries again (works for me anyway).
I did all the above things and couldn't figure out what was wrong,
Test with:
adb logcat
to figure out that my entries were infact in logcat, but twas adt's quirks.
Fix:
Restart eclipse
This was the only thing that fixed it.
I've had the same problem using Android Studio and managed to get around by selecting No Filters in the select box in the top right corner of LogCat. By doing this I started receiving everything Android logs in the background into LogCat including my missing Log calls.
Restart Eclipse and check log cat will be displayed.
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