Answering myself:
by adding in the @map_id variable into the rule I can avoid that the
main map canvas gets changed. My particular problem is thus solved.
But the question remains: why is the Atlas printing feature changing the
main map canvas at all? Anything done in the print composer should have
no influence on the rendering in the main canvas in my opinion. Other
thoughts? Can this be fixed with QGIS 3 ?
Thanks,
Andreas
On 14.09.2017 18:34, Andreas Neumann wrote:
Hi,
I use a rule-based styling to distinguish the feature is currently
active in Atlas from other features that aren't active.
This is my very simple rule:
$id = @atlas_featureid
The problem is when I close the atlas data sheet (print composer) -
then the symbology rule still remains active in the main map.
Is there a way around this problem? Can I detect if the print composer
atlas sheet is open or closed?
Thanks for any ideas,
Andreas
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