QGIS API Documentation 3.40.0-Bratislava (b56115d8743)
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Contains utility functions for working with data providers. More...
#include <qgsproviderutils.h>
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enum class | SublayerCompletenessFlag : int { IgnoreUnknownFeatureCount = 1 << 0 , IgnoreUnknownGeometryType = 1 << 1 } |
Flags which control how QgsProviderUtils::sublayerDetailsAreIncomplete() tests for completeness. More... | |
typedef QFlags< SublayerCompletenessFlag > | SublayerCompletenessFlags |
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static bool | sublayerDetailsAreIncomplete (const QList< QgsProviderSublayerDetails > &details, QgsProviderUtils::SublayerCompletenessFlags flags=QgsProviderUtils::SublayerCompletenessFlags()) |
Returns true if the sublayer details are incomplete, and require a more in-depth scan. | |
static QString | suggestLayerNameFromFilePath (const QString &path) |
Suggests a suitable layer name given only a file path. | |
Contains utility functions for working with data providers.
Definition at line 33 of file qgsproviderutils.h.
typedef QFlags< SublayerCompletenessFlag > QgsProviderUtils::SublayerCompletenessFlags |
Definition at line 45 of file qgsproviderutils.h.
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Flags which control how QgsProviderUtils::sublayerDetailsAreIncomplete() tests for completeness.
Definition at line 40 of file qgsproviderutils.h.
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Returns true
if the sublayer details are incomplete, and require a more in-depth scan.
For instance, if the details contain any vector sublayers with unknown geometry types then a query with the Qgis::SublayerQueryFlag::ResolveGeometryType flag is required.
The flags argument can be used to control the level of completeness required during the test.
Definition at line 22 of file qgsproviderutils.cpp.
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Suggests a suitable layer name given only a file path.
Usually this corresponds to the base file name of path (e.g. "rivers" for a path of "c:/my data/water/rivers.shp"). However some data formats which use fixed file paths (such as aigrid files) will instead return the parent directory name (e.g. "rivers" for a path of "c:/my data/water/rivers/hdr.adf").
Definition at line 59 of file qgsproviderutils.cpp.