doc.isModified() returns true after a document is created, only

[Ron Allan]

Using the Android 'PDFNetAndroid-6.3.2.27718' SDK

I am attempting to distinguish when a document has been modified so that I can prompt the user to save on exit. I am finding that doc.isModified() returns true immediately after being created:

PDFDoc doc = new PDFDoc();

if(doc != null) {

    Log.d(TAG, "IS DOC MODIFIED: " + doc.isModified());

 }

Log Contents:

IS DOC MODIFIED: true

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Is there a reason it returns true prior to any modifications to the actual document? Is there a way to tell when the document has been modified through the API?

Thanks in advance.

Ron

[Ryan]

When a document is loaded by PDFNet it might have to repair the document. This is why IsModified may return true before you do anything.

Here is how you can test for a repaired file

PDFDoc doc = new PDFDoc(path);

m_repaired = doc.IsModified(); // call before anything else

doc.InitSecurityHandler();

It is probably best to track your own variable for user made changes, and only prompt for save if user made a change themselves. This how typical PDF reader apps work.