def open(self):
# As the 'open' button might modify the model we need to be sure all other fields/widgets
# have been stored in the model. Otherwise the recordChanged() triggered by modifying
# the parent model could make us lose changes.
self.view.store()
value = self.record.value(self.name)
if value:
model, (id, name) = value
# If Control Key is pressed when the open button is clicked
# the record will be opened in a new tab. Otherwise it's opened
# in a new modal dialog.
if QApplication.keyboardModifiers() & Qt.ControlModifier:
if QApplication.keyboardModifiers() & Qt.ShiftModifier:
target = 'background'
else:
target = 'current'
Api.instance.createWindow(
False, model, id, [('id', '=', id)], 'form', mode='form,tree', target=target)
else:
dialog = ScreenDialog(self)
dialog.setup(model, id)
dialog.setAttributes(self.attrs)
dialog.exec_()
else:
self.search()
def open(self):
# As the 'open' button might modify the model we need to be sure all other fields/widgets
# have been stored in the model. Otherwise the recordChanged() triggered by modifying
# the parent model could make us lose changes.
# self.view.store()
if self.record.value(self.name):
# If Control Key is pressed when the open button is clicked
# the record will be opened in a new tab. Otherwise it's opened
# in a new modal dialog.
if QApplication.keyboardModifiers() & Qt.ControlModifier:
model = self.attributes['relation']
id = self.record.get()[self.name]
Api.instance.createWindow(False,
model,
id, [],
'form',
mode='form,tree')
else:
dialog = ScreenDialog(self.parent())
dialog.setAttributes(self.attributes)
dialog.setContext(self.record.fieldContext(self.name))
dialog.setDomain(self.record.domain(self.name))
dialog.setup(self.attributes['relation'],
self.record.get()[self.name])
if dialog.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted:
self.record.setValue(self.name, dialog.record)
else:
self.search('')
def new(self):
dialog = ScreenDialog(self.currentEditor)
dialog.setAttributes(self.attributes)
dialog.setContext(self.record.fieldContext(self.name))
dialog.setDomain(self.record.domain(self.name))
dialog.setup(self.attributes['relation'])
if dialog.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted:
self.record.setValue(self.name, dialog.record)
def new(self):
resource = self.uiModel.itemData(self.uiModel.currentIndex())
dialog = ScreenDialog(self)
dialog.setContext(self.record.fieldContext(self.name))
dialog.setup(resource)
dialog.setAttributes(self.attrs)
if dialog.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted:
resource = self.uiModel.itemData(self.uiModel.currentIndex())
self.record.setValue(self.name, (resource, dialog.record))
def new(self):
self.hide()
dialog = ScreenDialog(self)
dialog.setContext(self.context)
dialog.setDomain(self.modelGroup.domain())
dialog.setup(self.model)
if dialog.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted:
self.result = [dialog.recordId]
self.accept()
else:
self.reject()
def open(self):
# As the 'open' button might modify the model we need to be sure all other fields/widgets
# have been stored in the model. Otherwise the recordChanged() triggered by modifying
# the parent model could make us lose changes.
self.view.store()
if self.record.value(self.name):
# If Control Key is pressed when the open button is clicked
# the record will be opened in a new tab. Otherwise it's opened
# in a new modal dialog.
if QApplication.keyboardModifiers() & Qt.ControlModifier:
model = self.attrs['relation']
id = self.record.get()[self.name]
if QApplication.keyboardModifiers() & Qt.ShiftModifier:
target = 'background'
else:
target = 'current'
Api.instance.createWindow(False,
model,
id, [('id', '=', id)],
'form',
mode='form,tree',
target=target)
else:
dialog = ScreenDialog(self)
dialog.setAttributes(self.attrs)
dialog.setup(self.attrs['relation'],
self.record.get()[self.name])
if dialog.exec_() == QDialog.Accepted:
# TODO: As we want to ensure that if the user changed any field
# in the related model, on_change event is triggered in our model
# so those changes can take effect, we force the change by setting
# the field to False first.
#
# Note that this is technically correct but not ideal because it will
# trigger two on_change server calls instead of only one. We'd need to
# have explicit support for that by having a special "forceChange"
# parameter or something like that.
if not self.isReadOnly():
if dialog.record and dialog.record[
0] == self.record.get()[self.name]:
self.record.setValue(self.name, False)
self.record.setValue(self.name, dialog.record)
self.display()
else:
text = str(self.uiText.text())
if text.strip() == '':
self.search('')