El martes, 7 de agosto de 2018, 13:40:05 (UTC+2), Cédric Krier escribió: > On 2018-08-07 03:57, Javier Uribe wrote: > > Ah ok, I think I understand now. So if the field function does not have a > > on_change as a getter, for example, a field moves which has as a getter > > get_moves(). This methos will not be trigger when creating a record, will > > it? > > No, the getter are only called when reading records. > > > So I only have to care to trigger on_change and on_change with causing that > > the fields function which has this on_change as getter will be filled. > > > > My only doubt then is with these cases in which the field does not have an > > on_change method as a getter, and during the process of creating a record I > > want to use this field. Because if i'm not wrong, on Tryton if i'm creating > > a record and I print moves (using the same example), this will trigger > > get_moves. How does Tryton client get this value? > > The print action will save the record before being launched. > > -- I see, therefore, I only have to call all the on_change and on_change_with during the creation of a record, because these will call all the field functions needed. The other fields.function which does not have on_change are not to be invoked until they are not in a read record.
The only thing that I think it wouldn't work is the domain/states because what if there is a domain/state which mentions an Eval(fieldFUnction), so I have to have it on my context but I can't because I can't read a field.function (which does not have an on change getter). So the states makes my field invisible for example when creating a record. How do I put in my context these fields? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "tryton" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tryton/565aa2b9-f54c-4a6f-8916-dd45b44b734e%40googlegroups.com.
