Flush Map Cache should do something
In Edit > Flush Map Cache there should be a mouseover that says what this does. That way we wouldn't need to look in the manual.
Anyway, I clicked it and nothing happened.
I expected the background (Mapnik) to become white and then start filling in again.
Also it is not clear if this was intended to throw away
- just the tiles in view.
- all the tiles of this map layer.
- all the tiles of every map layer.
Anyway, it would be neat if there was a way to just refresh the tiles in view, like in a browser with CTRL+F5.
It removes map images (all map types) from the internal memory cache - thus you won't see any difference in the program itself. But if you view a system status monitor - it should show Viking using less memory.
The menu name should be better: ->
Flush Map Memory Cache
I'll probably update the manual to be more specific between map disk cache versus memory cache as well.
NB F5 and Ctrl+F5 do perform a refresh of the tiles in view.
All I know is I am staring at this half a parking lot,
and (perhaps due to #306) nothing I press will freshen it to what
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/24.181931/120.866100
currently shows. Yes, even View > Refresh.