On 08/02/13 08:35 +0100, Raimon Esteve wrote: > Hello > > I understand "the reasons" about don't use inherit published some weeks > ago, but I think inherit help users to more simple management. > > For example, product. Usually customers are working by "products simples". > They don't need understand about product.product and product.template. > > Yesterday I saw a concept about split product module in product and > template. (tuit from céd).
I did not split, it was already.
> Product and party are models/views to add more custom fields.
Yes like any other Tryton Model, you can add custom fields as much as
you want.
> If you split
> template/product, finally we are working to "product oneclick", a module to
> add a wizard to easy create products (basic profuct fields) for dummies
> users, for example ;-)
The view I was working on [1] is not very different from the current one
(just the code has to move and there are 2 active fields). You will
still be able to just create a product via the template form without any
additional requirements.
Maybe we should try to have better names than
"Product Template" and "Product":
"Product" and "Variant" ?
But at least, with this design the user could have a clear understanding
of what is happening.
> I think use inherit is a good idea (I like it).
>
> In Django we can "inherit" python class. It's similar a inherit
> openerp/tryton and maybe this is usefull. Create two tables in database.
>
> class BlogBase(models.Model):
>
> class Blog(BlogBase):
It is not really, it is based on a One2One relation which doesn't fit
well in a DB schema.
> I don't try in tryton but I think is possible (I'm ill to try it) and in
> tryton we could inherit views
Yes you can but it is completly different concept as the inherits [2].
Because it the fields from parent will be created in the child. So it is
just the Python code that is shared not the storage in DB.
[1] https://twitter.com/cedrickrier/status/299589886040764416/photo/1
[2]
http://hg.tryton.org/trytond/file/8098fe4285b2/trytond/ir/sequence.py#l349
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