I agree it is cumbersome to add the same boilerplate on every OSV method. Currently, I use a decorator to do the trick. It works well, but it would be better if the dirty things were done by the framework.
the decorator can be used directly like this:
@osv_method
def do_thing(cr, uid, ids, foo, bar, baz=2, context=None):
pass
Regards,
--
Florent
2011/11/25 Nicolas Bessi <[email protected]>
> Hello,
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> OpenERP should unify osv function signature, if function is public ids
> should be array else function must be private. A decorator at ORM level
> should do the work and transform id into array of ids.
>
> My two ct.
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> Nicolas
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