What's the best way to detect a change on dialog to show MODIFIED on the title?

[ki John]

When the user edits data on a QDialog with lot's of controls, like QLineEdit, QComboboxes, etc. I want to notice if at least one of them has changed by the user not by the program.

Which events notify of user change the data with a keyboard or mouse? Because I want to show a grayed out save button, but when a user changes something I want to enable the save button.

Right now when loading the data onto the controls it is sending out change notifications. I don't need that. I need the change notification when the user changes the data.

Thanks

[JKSH]

For QLineEdit, you have the editingFinished() and textEdited() signals. I don't think there's anything similar for QComboBox.

@ki-John said:

Right now when loading the data onto the controls it is sending out change notifications. I don't need that. I need the change notification when the user changes the data.

As a workaround, you can call QObject::blockSignals() first, then load the values, then unblock the signals again.