A Summary of Commands logCat
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sigh (+) sign immediately following the s or q for the second and subsequent
locant that is to be OR’ed together. For example:
"-s/GEN006/" "-s+!/New York/"
means on messages containing "GEN006", but not containing "New York".
It is also possible to apply search locants to specific fields of a message by
specifying a "synthetic field" and an equal sign prior to the search pattern. For
example, "-s@sym@=!/LG_BADARGS/" means all messages that are not of
type "LG_BADARGS."
The search capability supports two different languages. The default
language is compatible with the standard "sh" syntax and supports the
following meta-search constructs:
• ^ — Beginning of message
• $ — End of message
• * — Any number of unspecified characters
• ? — A single unspecified character
• [xxx] — Any character in the list "xxx"
• [!xxx] — Any character NOT in the list "xxx"
• \<chr> — Normal C backslash conventions, \n \t \b \f \r \NNN \\ \[
