_columns = {
'life_date': fields.datetime('End of Life Date',
- help='The date the lot may become dangerous and should not be consumed.'),
+ help='The date on which the lot may become dangerous and should not be consumed.'),
'use_date': fields.datetime('Best before Date',
- help='The date the lot starts deteriorating without becoming dangerous.'),
+ help='The date on which the lot starts deteriorating without becoming dangerous.'),
'removal_date': fields.datetime('Removal Date',
- help='The date the lot should be removed.'),
- 'alert_date': fields.datetime('Alert Date', help="The date signifying an alert to notify about the production lot."),
+ help='The date on which the lot should be removed.'),
+ 'alert_date': fields.datetime('Alert Date', help="The date on which an alert should be notified about the production lot."),
}
# Assign dates according to products data
def create(self, cr, uid, vals, context=None):
newid = super(stock_production_lot, self).create(cr, uid, vals, context=context)
obj = self.browse(cr, uid, newid, context=context)
towrite = []
- for f in ('life_date','use_date','removal_date','alert_date'):
+ for f in ('life_date', 'use_date', 'removal_date', 'alert_date'):
if not getattr(obj, f):
towrite.append(f)
- context = context or {}
+ if context is None:
+ context = {}
context['product_id'] = obj.product_id.id
self.write(cr, uid, [obj.id], self.default_get(cr, uid, towrite, context=context))
return newid
help='The number of days before a production lot starts deteriorating without becoming dangerous.'),
'removal_time': fields.integer('Product Removal Time',
help='The number of days before a production lot should be removed.'),
- 'alert_time': fields.integer('Product Alert Time', help="The number of days after which, needs an alert to notify about the production lot."),
+ 'alert_time': fields.integer('Product Alert Time', help="The number of days after which an alert should be notified about the production lot."),
}
product_product()
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