On 10 Jun 05:07, Vincent Mora wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My reporting class return a pdf document :
>
> class MyReport(Report):
> __name__ = 'mymodule.myreport'
>
> @classmethod
> def execute(cls, ids, data):
> # code to create myfile.pdf
> ...
> pdf_buffer = None
> with open('myfile.pdf', 'rb') as pdf:
> pdf_buffer = pdf.read()
>
> return ('pdf', pdf_buffer, False, 'myreport' )
return ('pdf', buffer(pdf_buffer), False, 'myreport' )
>
> The problem is that json won't encode binary stuff.
>
> I'm trying to understand how it's done for images in odt, or odt itself
> since its a zip file, but it's a bit tedious and I'd be grateful for some
> help.
As str in Python could be string or binary and to prevent Tryton to
base64 every string. The convention is to use buffer to differenciate
the binary str.
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