Temporarily blocks QgsProject "dirtying" for the lifetime of the object. More...

#include <qgsproject.h>

Public Member Functions
	QgsProjectDirtyBlocker (const QgsProjectDirtyBlocker &other)=delete

	QgsProjectDirtyBlocker (QgsProject *project)
	Constructor for QgsProjectDirtyBlocker.

	~QgsProjectDirtyBlocker ()

QgsProjectDirtyBlocker &	operator= (const QgsProjectDirtyBlocker &other)=delete

Detailed Description

Temporarily blocks QgsProject "dirtying" for the lifetime of the object.

QgsProjectDirtyBlocker supports "stacked" blocking, so two QgsProjectDirtyBlockers created for the same project will both need to be destroyed before the project can be dirtied again.

Note that QgsProjectDirtyBlocker only blocks calls which set the project as dirty - calls which set the project as clean are not blocked.

Python scripts should not use QgsProjectDirtyBlocker directly. Instead, use QgsProject.blockDirtying()

project = QgsProject.instance()
with QgsProject.blockDirtying(project):
  # do something

See also: QgsProject::setDirty()

Since: QGIS 3.2

Definition at line 2528 of file qgsproject.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ QgsProjectDirtyBlocker() [1/2]

QgsProjectDirtyBlocker::QgsProjectDirtyBlocker ( QgsProject * project )

inline

Constructor for QgsProjectDirtyBlocker.

This will block dirtying the specified project for the lifetime of this object.

Definition at line 2537 of file qgsproject.h.

◆ QgsProjectDirtyBlocker() [2/2]

QgsProjectDirtyBlocker::QgsProjectDirtyBlocker ( const QgsProjectDirtyBlocker & other )

delete

◆ ~QgsProjectDirtyBlocker()

QgsProjectDirtyBlocker::~QgsProjectDirtyBlocker ( )

inline

Definition at line 2546 of file qgsproject.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ operator=()

QgsProjectDirtyBlocker & QgsProjectDirtyBlocker::operator= ( const QgsProjectDirtyBlocker & other )