21 Jan
2011
21 Jan
'11
7:51 a.m.
cal wrote:
On 21/01/11 17:26, david wrote:
Sorry. I picked an instrument and a system effect, then used the File >
Save State option. Then I closed Yoshimi and clicked Discard on the
option to Save or Discard state. Then I looked in my home folder (with
view hidden files on) and found no .yoshimi folder whatever.
Then I tried starting yoshimi with the "-S" option, and it strategically
retreated.
Then I started it again, picked instrument and effect. Closed Yoshimi
and had it save state - and there was the .yoshimi folder!
So I tried starting Yoshimi from command line with the -S parameter, and
it strategically retreats. Because now there's no
~/.yoshimi/yoshimi.state or even a folder to contain it.
Do newer versions of Yoshimi handle this better, such as provide a menu
option of loading settings?
--
David
gnome(a)hawaii.rr.com
authenticity, honesty, community
cal wrote:
Not sure what you mean by "no appearance of ~/.yoshimi or anything". On 21/01/11 09:23, rosea.grammostola wrote:
Hmm, tried that in 0.058.0 and no appearance of ~/.yoshimi or anything. Hi,
I am not able to save and reload the 'state' of yoshimi 0.58
apparently.
Let me ask first how I should save the state and how to reload it.
You can set the location of the state file via Yoshim -> Settings.
The default in 0.058.1 is ~/.yoshimi/yoshimi.state
From main menu, Yoshimi -> Save State
To reload, yoshimi -S or yoshimi --state
yoshimi -? or yoshimi --help might assist.