PicoMite RP2040: V6.00.00 betas

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Volhout Guru Joined: 05/03/2018 Location: Netherlands Posts: 5878	Posted: 03:39pm 22 Sep 2024         matherp said   After ctrl-c please type "framebuffer close" does that normalise things? This is one of those no-win ones. If I close framebuffers after a crtl-c you lose context for any debugging. If I leave them you get strange effects like you describe Peter, Framebuffer Clear restores the screen in my case. I understand your reasoning, but I would suggest erasing the framebuffer is used when entering the editor. At the moment stopping a game that writes data to framebuffers, after stopping, and pressing F4 (edit) shows a blank screen. Regards, Volhout P.S. In earlier versions pressing ctrl-c brings the prompt on screen. Maybe you force a framebuffer write N ?. Anyway, what is the use of debugging when you don't see a thing ?I have not seen this in a long time. Edited 2024-09-23 01:41 by Volhout