def _update_view(self):
self.proxy.update('status_str')
# If it's not opened, it's at least approved.
# So, we can enable the execution slave
tab = self._get_tab('execution_holder')
tab.set_sensitive(self.model.status == WorkOrder.STATUS_WORK_IN_PROGRESS)
has_items = bool(self.model.order_items.count())
if self.model.can_approve():
label = _("Approve")
elif self.model.can_work() and not has_items:
label = _("Start")
elif self.model.can_work():
label = _("Continue")
elif self.model.can_pause():
label = _("Pause")
else:
label = ''
self.toggle_status_btn.set_label(label)
self.toggle_status_btn.set_sensitive(not self.visual_mode and
self.model.client is not None)
self.toggle_status_btn.set_visible(bool(label))
stock_id, tooltip = get_workorder_state_icon(self.model)
if stock_id is not None:
self.state_icon.set_from_stock(stock_id, gtk.ICON_SIZE_MENU)
self.state_icon.set_visible(True)
self.state_icon.set_tooltip_text(tooltip)
else:
self.state_icon.hide()
def _update_view(self):
self.proxy.update('status_str')
# If it's not opened, it's at least approved.
# So, we can enable the execution slave
tab = self._get_tab('execution_holder')
tab.set_sensitive(
self.model.status == WorkOrder.STATUS_WORK_IN_PROGRESS)
has_items = bool(self.model.order_items.count())
if self.model.can_approve():
label = _("Approve")
elif self.model.can_work() and not has_items:
label = _("Start")
elif self.model.can_work():
label = _("Continue")
elif self.model.can_pause():
label = _("Pause")
else:
label = ''
self.toggle_status_btn.set_label(label)
self.toggle_status_btn.set_sensitive(not self.visual_mode
and self.model.client is not None)
self.toggle_status_btn.set_visible(bool(label))
stock_id, tooltip = get_workorder_state_icon(self.model)
if stock_id is not None:
self.state_icon.set_from_stock(stock_id, gtk.ICON_SIZE_MENU)
self.state_icon.set_visible(True)
self.state_icon.set_tooltip_text(tooltip)
else:
self.state_icon.hide()
def _format_state_icon(self, item, data):
# This happens with lazy object lists. Sometimes it calls this function
# without actually having the real object.
if not isinstance(item, WorkOrderView):
return
stock_id, tooltip = get_workorder_state_icon(item.work_order)
if stock_id is not None:
# We are using self.results because render_icon is a gtk.Widget's
# method. It has nothing to do with results tough.
return self.results.render_icon(stock_id, gtk.ICON_SIZE_MENU)
def _format_state_icon(self, item, data):
# This happens with lazy object lists. Sometimes it calls this function
# without actually having the real object.
if not isinstance(item, WorkOrderView):
return
stock_id, tooltip = get_workorder_state_icon(item.work_order)
if stock_id is not None:
# We are using self.results because render_icon is a gtk.Widget's
# method. It has nothing to do with results tough.
return self.results.render_icon(stock_id, gtk.ICON_SIZE_MENU)
def _format_state_icon(self, item, data):
stock_id, tooltip = get_workorder_state_icon(item.work_order)
if stock_id is not None:
# We are using self.identifier because render_icon is a
# gtk.Widget's # method. It has nothing to do with results tough.
return self.identifier.render_icon(stock_id, gtk.ICON_SIZE_MENU)
def _format_state_icon(self, item, data):
stock_id, tooltip = get_workorder_state_icon(item.work_order)
if stock_id is not None:
# We are using self.identifier because render_icon is a
# gtk.Widget's # method. It has nothing to do with results tough.
return self.identifier.render_icon(stock_id, gtk.ICON_SIZE_MENU)
