@ -18,6 +18,7 @@
# #
############################################################################## ##############################################################################
from openerp.osv.orm import Model , fields from openerp.osv.orm import Model , fields
from openerp.tools.translate import _
class ResPartner ( Model ) : class ResPartner ( Model ) :
@ -29,6 +30,10 @@ class ResPartner(Model):
cursor . execute ( ' SELECT id FROM res_partner WHERE lastname IS NOT NULL Limit 1 ' ) cursor . execute ( ' SELECT id FROM res_partner WHERE lastname IS NOT NULL Limit 1 ' )
if not cursor . fetchone ( ) : if not cursor . fetchone ( ) :
cursor . execute ( ' UPDATE res_partner set lastname = name WHERE name IS NOT NULL ' ) cursor . execute ( ' UPDATE res_partner set lastname = name WHERE name IS NOT NULL ' )
# Create Sql constraint if table is not empty
cursor . execute ( ' SELECT id FROM res_partner Limit 1 ' )
if cursor . fetchone ( ) :
cursor . execute ( ' ALTER TABLE res_partner ALTER COLUMN lastname SET NOT NULL ' )
def _compute_name_custom ( self , cursor , uid , ids , fname , arg , context = None ) : def _compute_name_custom ( self , cursor , uid , ids , fname , arg , context = None ) :
res = { } res = { }
@ -41,13 +46,39 @@ class ResPartner(Model):
return res return res
def _write_name ( self , cursor , uid , partner_id , field_name , field_value , arg , context = None ) : def _write_name ( self , cursor , uid , partner_id , field_name , field_value , arg , context = None ) :
return self . write ( cursor , uid , partner_id ,
{ ' lastname ' : field_value } , context = context )
"""
# Try to reverse the effect of _compute_name_custom:
# * if is_company is True then lastname = name and firstname False
# * if firstname change in the new name: lastname is set to new name, firstname is reset
# * if only lastname change in the new name: lastname is updated accordingly, firstname remains untouched
"""
vals = { ' lastname ' : field_value , ' firstname ' : False }
dict = self . read ( cursor , uid , [ partner_id ] , [ ' firstname ' , ' is_company ' ] , context = context ) [ 0 ]
if not dict [ ' is_company ' ] :
to_check = ' %s ' % dict [ ' firstname ' ]
if field_value . endswith ( to_check ) :
vals [ ' lastname ' ] = field_value [ : - len ( to_check ) ]
del ( vals [ ' firstname ' ] )
return self . write ( cursor , uid , partner_id , vals , context = context )
def copy_data ( self , cr , uid , id , default = None , context = None ) :
"""
# Avoid to replicate the firstname into the name when duplicating a partner
"""
default = default or { }
if not default . get ( ' lastname ' ) :
default = default . copy ( )
default [ ' lastname ' ] = _ ( ' %s (copy) ' ) % self . read ( cr , uid , [ id ] , [ ' lastname ' ] , context = context ) [ 0 ] [ ' lastname ' ]
if default . get ( ' name ' ) :
del ( default [ ' name ' ] )
return super ( ResPartner , self ) . copy_data ( cr , uid , id , default , context = context )
def create ( self , cursor , uid , vals , context = None ) : def create ( self , cursor , uid , vals , context = None ) :
""" To support data backward compatibility we have to keep this overwrite even if we
use fnct_inv : otherwise we can ' t create entry because lastname is mandatory and module
will not install if there is demo data """
"""
# To support data backward compatibility we have to keep this overwrite even if we
# use fnct_inv: otherwise we can't create entry because lastname is mandatory and module
# will not install if there is demo data
"""
to_use = vals to_use = vals
if vals . get ( ' name ' ) : if vals . get ( ' name ' ) :
corr_vals = vals . copy ( ) corr_vals = vals . copy ( )
Jonathan Nemry
11 years ago