No reports from Roberto yet. I will wait a few days and close it
Peppe
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Inviato da myMail per Android sabato, 21 novembre 2020, 09:10AM +01:00 da 
michael michaud via Jump-pilot-devel  jump-pilot-devel@lists.sourceforge.net :

>All this ticket is about situations where memory consumption is high compared 
>to max available memory. 
>Original behaviour : symbolizing process was cut off and image was displayed 
>with a wrong appearance
>First fix : when available memory is too low, additional images are no more 
>displayed
>Now : when available memory is too low, additional images are not displayed 
>and a yellow warning is emitted
>Note : at the time where new images are loaded in OpenJUMP, memory maybe 
>sufficient (for example if other images are not visible because invisible 
>images do not use memory), this is why we must handle these low-memory 
>situation at render time.
>If the original problem is solved, let's close the ticket. If low level memory 
>situation handling still need improvement, let's open a new ticket.
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>[bugs:#513] displaying raster layers in a correct way
>Status: open
>Milestone: undecided
>Labels: raster display 
>Created: Wed Nov 11, 2020 12:35 PM UTC by Giuseppe Aruta
>Last Updated: Wed Nov 11, 2020 05:56 PM UTC
>Owner: nobody
>Attachments:
>*  correct_display.png (27.4 kB; image/png)
>*  wrong_display.png (169.1 kB; image/png)
>This bug has been described by Roberto Rossi on post:
>[JPP-Devel] 6506 loading raster test
>It comes out when the RAM  used by OpenJUMP is largely engaged to load and 
>display many raster (Sextante) layers, together with big shape files.
>It affects only continuous raster layer with a single band (like DTM or DEM)
>Roberto provided some test files and a video that discribes the bug.
>The link for the video is provided here:  
>https://mediaspace.unipd.it/id/1_varzgomj
>The files to test the bug are available here:
>https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sWFahWBxJnaEherHy3ywGEI5b-CYweOP/view?usp=sharing
>In the zip file there 2 shapefile and 26 raster images.
>description of the test bug:
>1) load the shapefiles
>2) load the rasters and wait that they are all displayed
>3) zoom to an area that covers a part of the raster set
>4) deactivate visibility to all the vector and raster layers
>5) start to activate visibility to the layers one by one, starting from 
>vectors (which should be the last below in the pile of layers)
>6) when you reach at one of the continuous raster layer (DTMxx and Depitxx, 
>Aspect, Slope) it may be show a wrong display (see wrong_display.png) instead 
>of the right one (see right_display.png).
>Note that, depending to the quantity of RAM that your OS uses you may or may 
>not see the bug:
>a) Roberto Rossi who uses Windows 10 with 8 Gb got the bug after reactivating 
>visibility of few rasters
>b) I use Ubuntu Mate with 6 RAM and I had to (re)load other 11 raster layersto 
>GOT the bug.
>Usually the bug disapears if the user zoom in to another area withing the same 
>raster (not sure about zoom out). The bug disapears if RAM is free removing 
>some layers (shapefiles) from the OpenJUMP project.
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