Xavier Morel
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If the value returned by a field is the literal 'null' or an empty string, then the field is empty (empty input, no valued option selected, etc...). On the other hand, because openerp.base.search.Field.get_value returns a *javascript* value it can be the literals '0' or 'false'. Those are falsy in a boolean context (for good reasons, for 'false') but they should still count as the field having a value. I'm guessing this part is going to reach "spin off in its own per-field method" complexity pretty soon. bzr revid: xmo@openerp.com-20110324184713-sf7skv34s9824ge6
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