It would probably work to use
layer->dataProvider()->addFeatures( QgsFeatureList )
instead. If you directly work on the data provider and not on the
layer's edit buffer, no temporary id will be generated.
Matthias
On Die 05 Nov 2013 09:08:41 CET, hubbatov wrote:
> Thanks for answer. But...
>
> QgsFeatureIds ids1;
> for(int i = 0; i < 5; i++){
> layer1->startEditing();
>
> QgsFeature f;
> f.setGeometry(QgsGeometry::fromRect(QgsRectangle(i * 10, i * 10, (i +
> 1) *
> 10, (i + 1) * 10)));
> f.setValid(true);
> layer1->addFeature(f);
> layer1->commitChanges();
>
> ids1 << f.id();
> }
>
> Ids are stil negative. But if i get feature iterator after commit changes
> and go to last feature - id is correct.
> Like this
>
> QgsFeature feat;
> QgsFeatureIterator it = layer1->getFeatures();
> while(it.nextFeature(feat)){
> }
> ids << feat.id();
>
> But it is not comfortable...
> Any other ways to get correct feature id after adding feature?
>
>
>
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