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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # Author: Damien Crier, Andrea Stirpe, Kevin Graveman, Dennis Sluijk # Copyright 2016 Camptocamp SA, Onestein B.V. # License AGPL-3.0 or later (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html).
from datetime import datetime from openerp.exceptions import Warning as UserError from openerp import api, fields, models
class AccountAgedTrialBalance(models.TransientModel):
_name = 'account.aged.trial.balance.wizard' _description = 'Aged partner balanced'
company_id = fields.Many2one( 'res.company', string='Company', required=True, default=lambda s: s.env.user.company_id ) target_move = fields.Selection([('posted', 'All Posted Entries'), ('all', 'All Entries')], string='Target Moves', required=True, default='posted') result_selection = fields.Selection( [('customer', 'Receivable Accounts'), ('supplier', 'Payable Accounts'), ('customer_supplier', 'Receivable and Payable Accounts') ], string="Partner's", default='customer') partner_ids = fields.Many2many( 'res.partner', string='Filter partners', ) at_date = fields.Date( required=True, default=fields.Date.to_string(datetime.today())) until_date = fields.Date( "Clearance date", required=True, help="""The clearance date is essentially a tool used for debtors
provisionning calculation. By default, this date is equal to the the end date ( ie: 31/12/2011 if you select fy 2011). By amending the clearance date, you will be, for instance, able to answer the question : 'based on my last year end debtors open invoices, which invoices are still unpaid today (today is my clearance date)?'""")
@api.onchange('at_date') def onchange_atdate(self): self.until_date = self.at_date
@api.onchange('until_date') def onchange_untildate(self): # ---- until_date must be always >= of at_date if self.until_date: if self.until_date < self.at_date: raise UserError( 'Until Date must be equal or greater than At Date')
@api.multi def check_report(self): return True
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