coresetup cleanups

bzr revid: al@openerp.com-20120409012416-xbmp95uf5xh7dlsz
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Antony Lesuisse 2012-04-09 03:24:16 +02:00
parent b9ac674743
commit e376323c8f
1 changed files with 134 additions and 129 deletions

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@ -503,6 +503,9 @@ openerp.web.CallbackEnabled = openerp.web.Class.extend(openerp.web.GetterSetterM
}
});
// Class
// TODO al merge or make 2 mixins
openerp.web.Widget = openerp.web.Class.extend(openerp.web.GetterSetterMixin, {
/**
* Tag name when creating a default $element.
@ -603,7 +606,8 @@ openerp.web.Widget = openerp.web.Class.extend(openerp.web.GetterSetterMixin, {
/**
* This is the method to implement to render the Widget.
*/
renderElement: function() {},
renderElement: function() {
},
/**
* Method called after rendering. Mostly used to bind actions, perform asynchronous
* calls, etc...
@ -613,7 +617,135 @@ openerp.web.Widget = openerp.web.Class.extend(openerp.web.GetterSetterMixin, {
*
* @returns {jQuery.Deferred}
*/
start: function() {}
start: function() {
}
});
/**
* Base class for all visual components. Provides a lot of functionalities helpful
* for the management of a part of the DOM.
*
* Widget handles:
* - Rendering with QWeb.
* - Life-cycle management and parenting (when a parent is destroyed, all its children are
* destroyed too).
* - Insertion in DOM.
*
* Guide to create implementations of the Widget class:
* ==============================================
*
* Here is a sample child class:
*
* MyWidget = openerp.base.Widget.extend({
* // the name of the QWeb template to use for rendering
* template: "MyQWebTemplate",
*
* init: function(parent) {
* this._super(parent);
* // stuff that you want to init before the rendering
* },
* start: function() {
* // stuff you want to make after the rendering, `this.$element` holds a correct value
* this.$element.find(".my_button").click(/* an example of event binding * /);
*
* // if you have some asynchronous operations, it's a good idea to return
* // a promise in start()
* var promise = this.rpc(...);
* return promise;
* }
* });
*
* Now this class can simply be used with the following syntax:
*
* var my_widget = new MyWidget(this);
* my_widget.appendTo($(".some-div"));
*
* With these two lines, the MyWidget instance was inited, rendered, it was inserted into the
* DOM inside the ".some-div" div and its events were binded.
*
* And of course, when you don't need that widget anymore, just do:
*
* my_widget.destroy();
*
* That will kill the widget in a clean way and erase its content from the dom.
*/
openerp.web.Widget = openerp.web.Widget.extend(openerp.web.CallbackEnabledMixin, {
/**
* The name of the QWeb template that will be used for rendering. Must be
* redefined in subclasses or the default render() method can not be used.
*
* @type string
*/
template: null,
/**
* Constructs the widget and sets its parent if a parent is given.
*
* @constructs openerp.web.Widget
* @extends openerp.web.CallbackEnabled
*
* @param {openerp.web.Widget} parent Binds the current instance to the given Widget instance.
* When that widget is destroyed by calling destroy(), the current instance will be
* destroyed too. Can be null.
* @param {String} element_id Deprecated. Sets the element_id. Only useful when you want
* to bind the current Widget to an already existing part of the DOM, which is not compatible
* with the DOM insertion methods provided by the current implementation of Widget. So
* for new components this argument should not be provided any more.
*/
init: function(parent) {
this._super(parent);
openerp.web.CallbackEnabledMixin.init.call(this);
this.session = openerp.connection;
},
/**
* Renders the element. The default implementation renders the widget using QWeb,
* `this.template` must be defined. The context given to QWeb contains the "widget"
* key that references `this`.
*/
renderElement: function() {
var rendered = null;
if (this.template)
rendered = openerp.web.qweb.render(this.template, {widget: this});
if (_.str.trim(rendered)) {
var elem = $(rendered);
this.$element.replaceWith(elem);
this.$element = elem;
}
},
/**
* Informs the action manager to do an action. This supposes that
* the action manager can be found amongst the ancestors of the current widget.
* If that's not the case this method will simply return `false`.
*/
do_action: function(action, on_finished) {
if (this.getParent()) {
return this.getParent().do_action(action, on_finished);
}
return false;
},
do_notify: function() {
if (this.getParent()) {
return this.getParent().do_notify.apply(this,arguments);
}
return false;
},
do_warn: function() {
if (this.getParent()) {
return this.getParent().do_warn.apply(this,arguments);
}
return false;
},
rpc: function(url, data, success, error) {
var def = $.Deferred().then(success, error);
var self = this;
openerp.connection.rpc(url, data). then(function() {
if (!self.isDestroyed())
def.resolve.apply(def, arguments);
}, function() {
if (!self.isDestroyed())
def.reject.apply(def, arguments);
});
return def.promise();
}
});
openerp.web.Registry = openerp.web.Class.extend({
@ -1555,133 +1687,6 @@ openerp.web.Connection = openerp.web.CallbackEnabled.extend( /** @lends openerp.
}
});
/**
* Base class for all visual components. Provides a lot of functionalities helpful
* for the management of a part of the DOM.
*
* Widget handles:
* - Rendering with QWeb.
* - Life-cycle management and parenting (when a parent is destroyed, all its children are
* destroyed too).
* - Insertion in DOM.
*
* Guide to create implementations of the Widget class:
* ==============================================
*
* Here is a sample child class:
*
* MyWidget = openerp.base.Widget.extend({
* // the name of the QWeb template to use for rendering
* template: "MyQWebTemplate",
*
* init: function(parent) {
* this._super(parent);
* // stuff that you want to init before the rendering
* },
* start: function() {
* // stuff you want to make after the rendering, `this.$element` holds a correct value
* this.$element.find(".my_button").click(/* an example of event binding * /);
*
* // if you have some asynchronous operations, it's a good idea to return
* // a promise in start()
* var promise = this.rpc(...);
* return promise;
* }
* });
*
* Now this class can simply be used with the following syntax:
*
* var my_widget = new MyWidget(this);
* my_widget.appendTo($(".some-div"));
*
* With these two lines, the MyWidget instance was inited, rendered, it was inserted into the
* DOM inside the ".some-div" div and its events were binded.
*
* And of course, when you don't need that widget anymore, just do:
*
* my_widget.destroy();
*
* That will kill the widget in a clean way and erase its content from the dom.
*/
openerp.web.Widget = openerp.web.Widget.extend(_.extend({}, openerp.web.CallbackEnabledMixin, {
/**
* The name of the QWeb template that will be used for rendering. Must be
* redefined in subclasses or the default render() method can not be used.
*
* @type string
*/
template: null,
/**
* Constructs the widget and sets its parent if a parent is given.
*
* @constructs openerp.web.Widget
* @extends openerp.web.CallbackEnabled
*
* @param {openerp.web.Widget} parent Binds the current instance to the given Widget instance.
* When that widget is destroyed by calling destroy(), the current instance will be
* destroyed too. Can be null.
* @param {String} element_id Deprecated. Sets the element_id. Only useful when you want
* to bind the current Widget to an already existing part of the DOM, which is not compatible
* with the DOM insertion methods provided by the current implementation of Widget. So
* for new components this argument should not be provided any more.
*/
init: function(parent) {
this._super(parent);
openerp.web.CallbackEnabledMixin.init.call(this);
this.session = openerp.connection;
},
/**
* Renders the element. The default implementation renders the widget using QWeb,
* `this.template` must be defined. The context given to QWeb contains the "widget"
* key that references `this`.
*/
renderElement: function() {
var rendered = null;
if (this.template)
rendered = openerp.web.qweb.render(this.template, {widget: this});
if (_.str.trim(rendered)) {
var elem = $(rendered);
this.$element.replaceWith(elem);
this.$element = elem;
}
},
/**
* Informs the action manager to do an action. This supposes that
* the action manager can be found amongst the ancestors of the current widget.
* If that's not the case this method will simply return `false`.
*/
do_action: function(action, on_finished) {
if (this.getParent()) {
return this.getParent().do_action(action, on_finished);
}
return false;
},
do_notify: function() {
if (this.getParent()) {
return this.getParent().do_notify.apply(this,arguments);
}
return false;
},
do_warn: function() {
if (this.getParent()) {
return this.getParent().do_warn.apply(this,arguments);
}
return false;
},
rpc: function(url, data, success, error) {
var def = $.Deferred().then(success, error);
var self = this;
openerp.connection.rpc(url, data). then(function() {
if (!self.isDestroyed())
def.resolve.apply(def, arguments);
}, function() {
if (!self.isDestroyed())
def.reject.apply(def, arguments);
});
return def.promise();
}
}));
/**
* @deprecated use :class:`openerp.web.Widget`
*/