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Cédric Krier 23c45fc511 Group records when calling set method for field with the same value
We need to loop to compare the values instead of using a dictionary because the
values are not necessary hashable. But it is still an improvement compared to
calling the set method for each record.

issue5398
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2016-03-19 12:07:27 +01:00

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# This file is part of Tryton. The COPYRIGHT file at the top level of
# this repository contains the full copyright notices and license terms.
from trytond.model import ModelSingleton, ModelSQL, UnionMixin, fields
__all__ = [
'Singleton', 'URLObject',
'ModelStorage',
'ModelSQLRequiredField', 'ModelSQLTimestamp', 'ModelSQLFieldSet',
'Model4Union1', 'Model4Union2', 'Model4Union3', 'Model4Union4',
'Union', 'UnionUnion',
'Model4UnionTree1', 'Model4UnionTree2', 'UnionTree',
]
class Singleton(ModelSingleton, ModelSQL):
'Singleton'
__name__ = 'test.singleton'
name = fields.Char('Name')
@staticmethod
def default_name():
return 'test'
class URLObject(ModelSQL):
'URLObject'
__name__ = 'test.urlobject'
name = fields.Char('Name')
class ModelStorage(ModelSQL):
'Model stored'
__name__ = 'test.modelstorage'
name = fields.Char('Name')
class ModelSQLRequiredField(ModelSQL):
'model with a required field'
__name__ = 'test.modelsql'
integer = fields.Integer(string="integer", required=True)
desc = fields.Char(string="desc", required=True)
class ModelSQLTimestamp(ModelSQL):
'Model to test timestamp'
__name__ = 'test.modelsql.timestamp'
class ModelSQLFieldSet(ModelSQL):
'Model to test field set'
__name__ = 'test.modelsql.field_set'
field = fields.Function(fields.Integer('Field'),
'get_field', setter='set_field')
def get_field(self, name=None):
return
@classmethod
def set_field(cls, records, name, value):
pass
class Model4Union1(ModelSQL):
'Model for union 1'
__name__ = 'test.model.union1'
name = fields.Char('Name')
optional = fields.Char('Optional')
class Model4Union2(ModelSQL):
'Model for union 2'
__name__ = 'test.model.union2'
name = fields.Char('Name')
class Model4Union3(ModelSQL):
'Model for union 3'
__name__ = 'test.model.union3'
name = fields.Char('Name')
class Model4Union4(ModelSQL):
'Model for union 4'
__name__ = 'test.model.union4'
name = fields.Char('Name')
class Union(UnionMixin, ModelSQL):
'Union'
__name__ = 'test.union'
name = fields.Char('Name')
optional = fields.Char('Optional')
@staticmethod
def union_models():
return ['test.model.union%s' % i for i in range(1, 4)]
class UnionUnion(UnionMixin, ModelSQL):
'Union of union'
__name__ = 'test.union.union'
name = fields.Char('Name')
@staticmethod
def union_models():
return ['test.union', 'test.model.union4']
class Model4UnionTree1(ModelSQL):
'Model for union tree 1'
__name__ = 'test.model.union.tree1'
name = fields.Char('Name')
class Model4UnionTree2(ModelSQL):
'Model for union tree 2'
__name__ = 'test.model.union.tree2'
name = fields.Char('Name')
parent = fields.Many2One('test.model.union.tree1', 'Parent')
class UnionTree(UnionMixin, ModelSQL):
'Union tree'
__name__ = 'test.union.tree'
name = fields.Char('Name')
parent = fields.Many2One('test.union.tree', 'Parent')
childs = fields.One2Many('test.union.tree', 'parent', 'Childs')
@staticmethod
def union_models():
return ['test.model.union.tree1', 'test.model.union.tree2']