odoo/addons/project/report/_date_compute.py

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from mx import DateTime
import time
import pooler
#
# TODO: improve sequences code
#
def _compute_tasks(cr, uid, task_list, date_begin):
sequences = []
users = {}
tasks = {}
last_date = date_begin
for task in task_list:
# TODO: reorder ! with dependencies
if not task.planned_hours:
continue
if task.state in ('open','progress') and task.user_id:
# Find the starting date of the task
if task.user_id.id in users:
date_start = users[task.user_id.id]
else:
date_start = date_begin
if task.start_sequence:
sequences.sort()
for (seq,dt) in sequences:
if seq<task.sequence:
date_start = max(dt,date_start)
else:
break
if task.date_start:
task_date_start = DateTime.strptime(task.date_start, '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
if DateTime.cmp(date_start, task_date_start) < 0:
date_start = task_date_start
# Compute the closing date of the task
tasks[task.id] = []
res = pooler.get_pool(cr.dbname).get('hr.timesheet.group').interval_get(cr, uid, task.project_id.timesheet_id.id, date_start, task.planned_hours)
for (d1,d2) in res:
tasks[task.id].append((d1, d2, task.name, task.user_id.login))
date_close = tasks[task.id][-1][1]
# Store result
users[task.user_id.id] = date_close
sequences.append((task.sequence, date_close))
if date_close>last_date:
last_date=date_close
return tasks, last_date
def _compute_project(cr, uid, project, date_begin):
tasks, last_date = _compute_tasks(cr, uid, project.tasks, date_begin)
for proj in project.child_id:
d0 = DateTime.strptime(proj.date_start,'%Y-%m-%d')
if d0 > last_date:
last_date = d0
t2, l2 = _compute_project(cr, uid, proj, last_date)
tasks.update(t2)
last_date = l2
return tasks, last_date
def _project_compute(cr, uid, project_id):
project = pooler.get_pool(cr.dbname).get('project.project').browse(cr, uid, project_id)
if project.date_start:
date_begin = DateTime.strptime(project.date_start, '%Y-%m-%d')
else:
date_begin = DateTime.now()
tasks, last_date = _compute_project(cr, uid, project, date_begin)
return tasks, last_date