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#1646 SnapShot Restore-- Restored Screen Abbreviated Cut-off

v3.5
open-need-info
nobody
None
User Interface
2023-03-26
2021-12-21
No

OS = Linux 21.10

VICE Vic-20 xvic 3.5 (GTK3 3.24.30, GLib 2.68.4)

What Happens
See attached images.
1. Start Vic-20
2. Type a simple line such as 10 REM A NOTE
3. Snapshot...Save Snapshot Image
4. Close Vic-20
5. Open Vic-20
6. Snapshot...Load Snapshot Image
7. Select snapshot created in Step 2.
8. See attached image. The snapshot loads but the Vic-20 screen appears cut-off. The number of lines displayed seems about half the normal number of lines. LIST lists the program but seems cut-off/too few display lines.
9. A File...Reset...Soft Reset restores to the proper number of lines but all work is lost. (Obviously).

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Discussion

  • Shannon Brown

    Shannon Brown - 2021-12-21

    I tried another example.
    Adding to the above.

    1. Start a new Vic-20 instance.
    2. Type nothing. Immediately select Snapshots...Save Snapshot
    3. Save snapshot.
    4. Close Vic-20.
    5. Open Vic-20.
    6. Load the snapshot in Step 3.
    7. Now no white display lines appear at all. No input seems possible from the restored snapshot. (See attached image. All aqua with no input lines.)
     
  • Querino

    Querino - 2021-12-21

    doesn't happen here (win7 though)... maybe try with

    xvic -default

     

    Last edit: Querino 2021-12-21
  • Shannon Brown

    Shannon Brown - 2021-12-22

    I am still seeing this. VICE is being run from Flatpak (the package method for my Linux distro). I am trying to figure out how to run the emulator from the command line so I can add switches as you suggest. The issue is still there even after a reinstall of VICE.

    VICE (Linux POP OS 21.10)
    Flatpak packaged

     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2023-03-26
    • status: open --> open-need-info
    • Category: --> User Interface
     
  • gpz

    gpz - 2023-03-26

    i can not reproduce this at all (also on Linux, using trunk). If noone objects will close this soon

     

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