Hi,

g.mapset calls D_erase(), should it?

Obviously the display will be stale after changing the mapset, but for me
a typical use is to drop into the PERMANENT mapset for a minute to adjust
something (say g.region -s or g.setproj), then back to my normal session.

any thoughts? Should g.mapset be like a soft-reboot of the GIS or a simple call 
to g.gisenv? Is it worth it to add a flag to g.mapset to skip the D_erase()?

I guess it's a similar issue to GRASS 5 leaving xmons open after the main
program quits.


?,
Hamish
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