Workflow cleanup: review way to store workflow states associated to a worklist (part 2)

- before we had "getMatchedSimulationStateList()" returning ("state_ordered", "state_draft"), use now
  directly ("ordered", "draft")
- handle causality state in the same way as simulation state and validation state, like a multi value

product/ERP5Workflow/Document/Worklist.py

@@ -157,27 +157,17 @@ class Worklist(IdAsReferenceMixin("worklist_", "prefix"), XMLObject,
     def getVarMatch(self, id):
         """ return value of matched keys"""
         matches = None
-        matches_ref_list = []
         if id == 'portal_type':
           v = self.getMatchedPortalTypeList()
           if v: matches = tuple(v)
-        elif id in ['validation_state', 'simulation_state']:
+        elif id in ['validation_state', 'simulation_state', 'causality_state']:
           if id == 'validation_state':
-            matches_id_list = self.getMatchedValidationStateList()
+            match_reference_list = self.getMatchedValidationStateList()
           elif id == 'simulation_state':
-            matches_id_list = self.getMatchedSimulationStateList()
-          # Get workflow state's reference:
-          parent = self.getParentValue()
-          for state_id in matches_id_list:
-            state = getattr(parent, state_id, None)
-            if state is not None:
-              matches_ref_list.append(state.getReference())
-            else: matches_ref_list = matches_id_list
-          matches = tuple(matches_ref_list)
+            match_reference_list = self.getMatchedSimulationStateList()
           elif id == 'causality_state':
-          matches_id = self.getMatchedCausalityState()
-          matches_ref_list.append(matches_id)
-          matches = tuple(matches_ref_list)
+            match_reference_list = self.getMatchedCausalityStateList()
+          matches = tuple(match_reference_list)
         elif id:
           # Local dynamic variable:
           dynamic_variable = self._getOb('variable_'+id)