[Qgis-user] Determining the Name of the Current Style File of a QGIS layer

[Raymond Nijssen]

Hi Bill,

Didn't do any inverstigation, but I'm pretty sure that only the layer 
style gets set by the .qml, but the .qml file name doesn't get stored 
anywhere on the layer. So the QGIS project or layer is not aware of the 
.qml anymore. If you change the .qml you will not see anything changing 
in your layer style when reopening your project.

Kind regards,
Raymond

On 12-04-2024 08:23, Bill Casey via QGIS-User wrote:
> After I have applied style elements such as colour, label font and 
> placement to a QGIS layer, I can of course save the style to a .qml 
> file.  I ofter have different .qml files with different style elements 
> for displaying the same layer data in different projects.  Subsequently 
> I might wish to know the name of the .qml file which I had applied to 
> that layer. in that project
> 
> I know I can copy and paste the style, but I want to know the actual 
> name of the .qml file which currently defines the style.
> 
> Where should I look?
> 
> 
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