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QUESTION
i am stuck since a couple of days in some many2many and one2many field i am trying to add value to through code. The idea is to consume a web service to get some data from a third party website and re-use these same data in my odoo 12 modules. I was able to parse the JSON request and create entities using model.Models. However, for fields using one2many or many2many i was unable to add their values and link them to my models. Here is my python code. What i want to achieve is after the creation of a record "book.db" i want to also create its category in the same time and link it to the current record. However everytime i run the code only the "book.db" model is created. The category model is never made nor linked. Can someone point me to the right direction or correct my code if possible. Thanks alot.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-01 at 09:02 @api.model
def _repare_cate_list(self, cates=[]):
post_cates = []
existing_add = []
for cate_name in cates:
cate_ids = self.env['product.cetegorie'].search([('name', '=', cate_name)])
if cate_ids:
existing_add.append(int(cate_ids[0]))
else:
post_cates.append((0, 0, {'name': cate_name}))
post_cates.insert(0, [6, 0, existing_add])
return post_cates
@api.one
def get_books(self):
jso = prestashopproduct.Product.get_full_stock(self=prestashopproduct.Product())
for j in jso['products']:
if self.check_unicity(j['id']):
cate_vals = self._repare_cate_list(['absc'])
book = [{'title': j['name'][1]['value'],
'ean13_code': j['ean13'],
'isbn': j['isbn'],
'epaisseur': j['width'],
'largeur': j['depth'],
'hauteur': j['height'],
'poid': j['weight'],
'prestashop_id': j['id'],
'description': j['description'][1]['value'],
'presentation': j['description_short'][1]['value'],
'categorie': j['description_short'][1]['value'],
'cate':cate_vals
}]
record = self.create(book)
QUESTION
In the Cryx note about JPEG compression, categories are described as "the minimum size in bits in which we can keep that value". It goes on to say that values falling within certain ranges are put into categories. I have pasted a segment below but not the whole table.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-29 at 21:38while here is used to find the most significant bit in code. Or in other words - length of code in bits.
The loop consequently applies mask to get next bit in code. First, mask is 1000000000000000 in binary form with 1 in 15th bit (zero based), the most valued bit in 2-byte (16 bit) number. Operator & (binary AND) zeros all bits in absc except one with 1 in mask. If result is zero than shift mask right (remove last binary digit) and repeat with next bit.
For value 6 = 110b (binary form) while will work till mask = 100b and i = 2. After it size will be set to 3.
If code was negative than the last line will convert it in one’s compliment representation with size length. Such encoding of negative numbers is described in your categories list.
QUESTION
I am writing a code as given below. The target of the code is to combine different vectors into a single vector after joining elements from different vectors. The below code is incomplete and I could not find a way to pass the object s from target_fun to combine which is required in the join function. The object s is not valid in combine because it is created in target_fun.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-02 at 02:38There are a lot of undefined types, which makes this hard to run, but what you will want to do is use a functor rather than a simple function. The functor can store the value as a member which you pass in. It should look like:
QUESTION
I am building web application and for push notification and messaging I am using leanplum . Leanplum provides with api keys like that
key='absc......'
app_id ='prod_abc.....'
Is it save to expose these two keys on client side javascript files which will be load on client browsers? What will be the possible impact of exposing these keys ?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-21 at 17:39Leanplum has Production Key and Development Key.
With Production Key, you can send API requests like Track. Assuming that attacker knows the User ID, attacker can send garbage to the server, but that's it.
With Development Key, you can connect to the socket and update In-app message template and other config stuff.
So always use the Production Key on production!
QUESTION
I need to pass a sql script as an argument to a bash file. My bash file is as below
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-22 at 19:00Change your script like this (encapsulate bare $1,2,3 references to "$1", "$2" etc.) The reason is that encapsulating them will present them as a unit for the program that you give the argument to.
Otherwise a string with spaces will be presented as multiple arguments and any glob characters like *? will be expanded to filenames in your current directory, which you don't want.
Even so, take care that your arguments don't start with a (-) hyphen, because then they might still be interpreted as option switches .
QUESTION
I want to compare two strings which have the following property:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-20 at 13:05You can perform a list comprehension like this
QUESTION
I have data similar to this in my database
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-18 at 10:40Thats not how you should write criteria inside $match block. Edit your query such that it will look like this:
QUESTION
{
"_id" : 1.0,
"item" : "abc",
"date" : ISODate("2014-01-21T08:15:39.736Z")
}
{
"_id" : 2.0,
"item" : "def",
"date" : ISODate("2015-01-14T08:15:39.736Z")
}
{
"_id" : 3.0,
"item" : "absc",
"date" : ISODate("2017-06-17T08:15:39.736Z")
}
.........
.........
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-26 at 20:21You can use the $dateToString operator:
QUESTION
I've been working with gcovr to generate coverage data for my whole project.
I am able to generate summary reports like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-10 at 16:49Unfortunately, gcovr is not currently able to report coverage on a per-function basis.
The XML report contains an empty section because this section is required by the DTD schema for the Cobertura XML format, but it does not contain useful data. Similarly, other XML fields like complexity just contain dummy data.
QUESTION
I often use following design in C++ :
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-24 at 21:00One straight-forward rewrite of your code into C# might look something like:
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