Hi Devs,
In a python plugin I had an issue in which somebody had created a 'group
layer' (in a Python plugin), and saved it in 'the default project'.
BUT when the plugin did 'find' that group layer (via it's name) and
tries do call a method on it you get the dreaded:
"wrapped C/C++ object of type QgsLayerTreeGroup has been deleted"
message.
So my question: is there a proper way in Python, to check if the
'underlaying' c++ object is still alive/available?
( other then in a try/except clause try to call a method :-) )
I'm gooing for the try/except hack now, but maybe it is an idea to add
an 'isValid' or so to all PyObjects?
OR is this specific case a QGIS issue, as creating a GroupLayer maybe
should also create a c++ grouplayer?
Regards,
Richard Duivenvoorde
PS this is NOT garbage collecting related, it is not that I can save an
'handle' to the object: it is an (empty) grouplayer saved in a project.
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