On 25/03/13 13:41, Ryan Hanson wrote:
I am writing a program to interact with a database and one of my pages I
allow the users to modify the values using QlineEdits. They when the user
saves I check isModified so I know which values to save. It works as
expected on most of the lines but a have one that uses a QCompleter and
isModified returns false if the user picks off the list.
Is there a way around this? If not any suggestions on how I should check if
the item has been modified?
The completer calls setText(), which will always reset the modification
state to False.
You could disable the save button by default, and then connect the
textChanged signal of all the line-edits to a handler which re-enables
the save button as appropriate.
But it's also worth asking whether you *really* need to check whether
each individual value has changed. Why not just save them all whenever
the user chooses to save?
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Regards
Baz Walter
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