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[IMP] web: allow to restrict operators in domain selector

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The domain selector currently determined the list of available
operators according to field types (and used only a subset of
supported ones).
In some context, we might want to restrict this list of available
operators. Indeed, in client-evaluated domains, the "ilike" operator
cannot be used for example.
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qsm-odoo
2017-02-16 15:45:44 +01:00
parent 645df67631
commit 9494abc28d
1 changed files with 24 additions and 7 deletions
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addons/web/static/src/js/widgets/domain_selector.js
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@@ -58,6 +58,7 @@ var DomainNode = Widget.extend({
/// @param domain - an array of the prefix representation of the domain (or a string which represents it)
/// @param options - an object with possible values:
/// - readonly, a boolean to indicate if the widget is readonly or not (default to true)
/// - operators, a list of available operators (default to null, which indicates all of supported ones)
/// - debugMode, a boolean which is true if the widget should be in debug mode (default to false)
/// - @see ModelFieldSelector for other options
init: function (parent, model, domain, options) {
@@ -66,6 +67,7 @@ var DomainNode = Widget.extend({
this.model = model;
this.options = _.extend({
readonly: true,
operators: null,
debugMode: false,
}, options || {});
@@ -480,38 +482,53 @@ var DomainLeaf = DomainNode.extend({
/// The private _getOperatorsFromType returns the mapping of "technical operator" to "display operator value"
/// of the operators which are available for the given field type.
_getOperatorsFromType: function (type) {
var operators = {};
switch (type) {
case "boolean":
return {
operators = {
"=": _t("is"),
"!=": _t("is not"),
};
break;
case "char":
case "text":
case "html":
return _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", "ilike", "not ilike", "set", "not set", "in", "not in");
operators = _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", "ilike", "not ilike", "set", "not set", "in", "not in");
break;
case "many2many":
case "one2many":
case "many2one":
return _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", "ilike", "not ilike", "set", "not set");
operators = _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", "ilike", "not ilike", "set", "not set");
break;
case "integer":
case "float":
case "monetary":
return _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", ">", "<", ">=", "<=", "ilike", "not ilike", "set", "not set");
operators = _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", ">", "<", ">=", "<=", "ilike", "not ilike", "set", "not set");
break;
case "selection":
return _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", "set", "not set");
operators = _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", "set", "not set");
break;
case "date":
case "datetime":
return _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", ">", "<", ">=", "<=", "set", "not set");
operators = _.pick(operator_mapping, "=", "!=", ">", "<", ">=", "<=", "set", "not set");
break;
default:
return _.extend({}, operator_mapping);
operators = _.extend({}, operator_mapping);
break;
}
if (this.options.operators) {
operators = _.pick.apply(_, [operators].concat(this.options.operators));
}
return operators;
},
on_add_tag: function (e) {