MessageLevel in QGIS3

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I am trying to migrate a plugin to QGIS3 from QGIS2 and I am having issues with an API.

The original python has QgsMessageBar.MessageLevel but https://qgis.org/api/api_break.html says it has been moved to Qgis::MessageLevel. I tried replacing it in the code and got an invalid syntax and I couldn't find a MessageLevel example in py3.

What does it mean when something has been moved to Qgis::...? How do I find the proper syntax and use?

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

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asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

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which syntax did u try so far ?

– snaileater
Mar 29 at 19:17

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I am trying to migrate a plugin to QGIS3 from QGIS2 and I am having issues with an API.

What does it mean when something has been moved to Qgis::...? How do I find the proper syntax and use?

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

19.3k15194

asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

427212

which syntax did u try so far ?

– snaileater
Mar 29 at 19:17

add a comment |

I am trying to migrate a plugin to QGIS3 from QGIS2 and I am having issues with an API.

What does it mean when something has been moved to Qgis::...? How do I find the proper syntax and use?

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

19.3k15194

asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

427212

I am trying to migrate a plugin to QGIS3 from QGIS2 and I am having issues with an API.

What does it mean when something has been moved to Qgis::...? How do I find the proper syntax and use?

qgis qgis-3 python-3

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

19.3k15194

asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

427212

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

19.3k15194

asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

427212

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

19.3k15194

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

19.3k15194

edited Mar 29 at 20:05

Matthias Kuhn

19.3k15194

asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

427212

asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

427212

asked Mar 29 at 19:00

Tyler Veinot

427212

which syntax did u try so far ?

– snaileater
Mar 29 at 19:17

add a comment |

which syntax did u try so far ?

– snaileater
Mar 29 at 19:17

which syntax did u try so far ?

– snaileater
Mar 29 at 19:17

add a comment |

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You can make a util function like this,

from qgis.core import Qgis as QGis



def showUserMessage(before, text="", level=QGis.Info, duration=3):

        ''' Show user info/warning/error messages '''

        iface.messageBar().popWidget()

        iface.messageBar().pushMessage(before, text, level=level, duration=duration)

        return



showUserMessage( "Info : ", "Info Sample")

showUserMessage( "Warning :", "Warning Sample",QGis.Warning)

showUserMessage( "Critical : ", "Critical Sample", QGis.Critical)

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

Thanks, this got me moving on to the next error...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:32

add a comment |

The proper syntax is like below:

# First import Qgis class

from qgis.core import Qgis



...



def something():

    # Then you have to use like 'Qgis.MessageLevel' (Qgis.Info as an example)

    iface.messageBar().pushMessage(text, level=Qgis.Info)

For more information, please review Communicating with the user and QGIS API Documentation.

edited Mar 29 at 19:58

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

Both answers are really close and got me going again; I accepted Fran Raga as the answer because that one simply looked more like the code I was working with so I figured out what needed to change. Now that I see the changes I can see just how similar these 2 answers are...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:34

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You can make a util function like this,

from qgis.core import Qgis as QGis



def showUserMessage(before, text="", level=QGis.Info, duration=3):

        ''' Show user info/warning/error messages '''

        iface.messageBar().popWidget()

        iface.messageBar().pushMessage(before, text, level=level, duration=duration)

        return



showUserMessage( "Info : ", "Info Sample")

showUserMessage( "Warning :", "Warning Sample",QGis.Warning)

showUserMessage( "Critical : ", "Critical Sample", QGis.Critical)

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

Thanks, this got me moving on to the next error...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:32

add a comment |

You can make a util function like this,

from qgis.core import Qgis as QGis



def showUserMessage(before, text="", level=QGis.Info, duration=3):

        ''' Show user info/warning/error messages '''

        iface.messageBar().popWidget()

        iface.messageBar().pushMessage(before, text, level=level, duration=duration)

        return



showUserMessage( "Info : ", "Info Sample")

showUserMessage( "Warning :", "Warning Sample",QGis.Warning)

showUserMessage( "Critical : ", "Critical Sample", QGis.Critical)

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

Thanks, this got me moving on to the next error...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:32

add a comment |

You can make a util function like this,

from qgis.core import Qgis as QGis



def showUserMessage(before, text="", level=QGis.Info, duration=3):

        ''' Show user info/warning/error messages '''

        iface.messageBar().popWidget()

        iface.messageBar().pushMessage(before, text, level=level, duration=duration)

        return



showUserMessage( "Info : ", "Info Sample")

showUserMessage( "Warning :", "Warning Sample",QGis.Warning)

showUserMessage( "Critical : ", "Critical Sample", QGis.Critical)

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

You can make a util function like this,

from qgis.core import Qgis as QGis



def showUserMessage(before, text="", level=QGis.Info, duration=3):

        ''' Show user info/warning/error messages '''

        iface.messageBar().popWidget()

        iface.messageBar().pushMessage(before, text, level=level, duration=duration)

        return



showUserMessage( "Info : ", "Info Sample")

showUserMessage( "Warning :", "Warning Sample",QGis.Warning)

showUserMessage( "Critical : ", "Critical Sample", QGis.Critical)

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

answered Mar 29 at 20:19

Fran Raga

3,19011123

Thanks, this got me moving on to the next error...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:32

add a comment |

Thanks, this got me moving on to the next error...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:32

Thanks, this got me moving on to the next error...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:32

add a comment |

The proper syntax is like below:

# First import Qgis class

from qgis.core import Qgis



...



def something():

    # Then you have to use like 'Qgis.MessageLevel' (Qgis.Info as an example)

    iface.messageBar().pushMessage(text, level=Qgis.Info)

For more information, please review Communicating with the user and QGIS API Documentation.

edited Mar 29 at 19:58

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

Both answers are really close and got me going again; I accepted Fran Raga as the answer because that one simply looked more like the code I was working with so I figured out what needed to change. Now that I see the changes I can see just how similar these 2 answers are...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:34

add a comment |

The proper syntax is like below:

# First import Qgis class

from qgis.core import Qgis



...



def something():

    # Then you have to use like 'Qgis.MessageLevel' (Qgis.Info as an example)

    iface.messageBar().pushMessage(text, level=Qgis.Info)

For more information, please review Communicating with the user and QGIS API Documentation.

edited Mar 29 at 19:58

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

Both answers are really close and got me going again; I accepted Fran Raga as the answer because that one simply looked more like the code I was working with so I figured out what needed to change. Now that I see the changes I can see just how similar these 2 answers are...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:34

add a comment |

The proper syntax is like below:

# First import Qgis class

from qgis.core import Qgis



...



def something():

    # Then you have to use like 'Qgis.MessageLevel' (Qgis.Info as an example)

    iface.messageBar().pushMessage(text, level=Qgis.Info)

For more information, please review Communicating with the user and QGIS API Documentation.

edited Mar 29 at 19:58

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

The proper syntax is like below:

# First import Qgis class

from qgis.core import Qgis



...



def something():

    # Then you have to use like 'Qgis.MessageLevel' (Qgis.Info as an example)

    iface.messageBar().pushMessage(text, level=Qgis.Info)

For more information, please review Communicating with the user and QGIS API Documentation.

edited Mar 29 at 19:58

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

edited Mar 29 at 19:58

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

answered Mar 29 at 19:43

Kadir Şahbaz

4,53721431

Both answers are really close and got me going again; I accepted Fran Raga as the answer because that one simply looked more like the code I was working with so I figured out what needed to change. Now that I see the changes I can see just how similar these 2 answers are...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:34

add a comment |

Both answers are really close and got me going again; I accepted Fran Raga as the answer because that one simply looked more like the code I was working with so I figured out what needed to change. Now that I see the changes I can see just how similar these 2 answers are...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:34

Both answers are really close and got me going again; I accepted Fran Raga as the answer because that one simply looked more like the code I was working with so I figured out what needed to change. Now that I see the changes I can see just how similar these 2 answers are...

– Tyler Veinot
Apr 1 at 11:34

add a comment |

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