[Help] Accessing Document::isModified() from Python script

[ndrs]

Hi there!

I'm developing a GUI sofware bootstrapped by a Macro in FreeCAD, and I'm wondering how to access Document::isModified() from there.

So far I've tried:

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App.getDocument("myDocument").isModified()

as getDocument returns a Document object which has that function in the C++ source. However it seems there isn't a Python wrapper for that function.

Is there any way of accessing that property?

Thank you so much in advance.

[DeepSOIC]

Gui.ActiveDocument.Modified

[Kunda1]

I'm developing a GUI sofware bootstrapped by a Macro in FreeCAD, and I'm wondering how to access Document::isModified() from there.

@ndrs are you referring to this?
https://github.com/ndrs92/DesignSPHysics
apropos: FC forum thread: Interesting project: DesignSPHysics fluid simulator

[ndrs]

Gui.ActiveDocument.Modified

Thank you! Although I wanted to set the flag too. As far as I understand that's only the property that the GUI has access to, so if I want to force that a document is modified I guess I can't do it.

I'll try to investigate further.

I'm developing a GUI sofware bootstrapped by a Macro in FreeCAD, and I'm wondering how to access Document::isModified() from there.

@ndrs are you referring to this?
https://github.com/ndrs92/DesignSPHysics
apropos: FC forum thread: Interesting project: DesignSPHysics fluid simulator

Yes I am, that's what I'm developing. I'll try to keep up with the thread and help in whatever I can. Thanks!