Hi Martin, Thanks for taking the time to reply. Since I had to meet a deadline for the CAPS app I'm working on, I just wrote my own "is.dirty()" check in Python. I thought maybe the QgsProject.instance().isDirty() function depended on the layer list panel or some other part of QGIS that isn't part of my app. I looked through the developer list archives, but I didn't find anything detailed about how the QgsProject class works. I guess I'd have to read through the C++ code, but my understanding of C++ is limited at this point--something I intend to remedy in the near future. If there is a good intermediate level C++ book you know of, please let me know.
Also, thanks for your work on the Python documentation. I would not been able to develop the CAPS app without that help. I will be posting my code soon, and hopefully there will be some stuff in there that is useful for creating documentation. I am also willing to help out with some of the PyQgis documentation if that is useful. Thanks again, Bob ----- Daystar ...computing and research services 367 Four Mile Brook Rd. Northfield, MA 01360 Phone: (413)834-2076 Fax: (978)882-0243 [email protected] Check out the updated CV/Resume: http://edaystar.com -- View this message in context: http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/QgsProject-instance-isDirty-tp6742151p6754027.html Sent from the qgis-developer mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ Qgis-developer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/qgis-developer
