Android Studio practical guide 12.18 text search tools
Android Studio provides a very convenient search tool, which can be used in the editor file or in the android output log. The usage is the same.
Open the search toolbar
1. You can use Command + f to call up the search tool in the currently edited file window.
2. Use Command + f in the Android debugging window to call up the search tool.
The following describes how to use search tools in the log window. <Strong? Http: www.bkjia.com kf ware vc "target =" _ blank "class =" keylink "> Vcd4nc1_vzgl2pg0kpgr dibjbgfzcz0 = "wmd-preview-section preview-content" id = "wmd-preview-section-3"> Search for a complete keyword, case sensitive
For example, to distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters, select Match Case. to Match a complete word, select Words.
In the above example, you clearly know that the keyword to be searched is ActivityManager, so you can use the exact match above.
What if you do not know the case sensitivity of ActivityManager?
Remove the Match Case if you want to Match the desired result.
Tips: Regex (Regular Expression matching) and Words cannot be used at the same time.