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Yusei Tahara
erp5
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3e9c87c3
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3e9c87c3
authored
Sep 15, 2016
by
Sebastien Robin
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inventories: allow to pass more parameters to getNextAlertInventoryDate
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@@ -2021,13 +2021,23 @@ class SimulationTool(BaseTool):
'getNextAlertInventoryDate'
)
def
getNextAlertInventoryDate
(
self
,
reference_quantity
=
0
,
src__
=
0
,
simulation_period
=
'Future'
,
from_date
=
None
,
range
=
'min'
,
**
kw
):
range
=
'min'
,
initial_inventory_kw
=
None
,
inventory_list_kw
=
None
,
**
kw
):
"""
Give the next date where the quantity is lower than the
reference quantity.
reference quantity. This is calculated by first looking if inventory
right now is good or not. If not, then look at inventory list until
a movement makes the inventory like expected.
range - either 'min' (default) or 'nlt'. With 'nlt', returns
the next date where inventory is above reference_quantity
initial_inventory_kw - additional parameters for the initial inventory
inventory_list_kw - additional parameters for looking at next movements
(exemple: use omit_output)
"""
result
=
None
# First look at current inventory, we might have already an inventory
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@@ -2043,18 +2053,26 @@ class SimulationTool(BaseTool):
checkQuantity
=
getCheckQuantityMethod
()
if
from_date
is
None
:
from_date
=
DateTime
()
def
getAugmentedInventoryKeyword
(
additional_kw
):
inventory_kw
=
kw
if
additional_kw
:
inventory_kw
=
kw
.
copy
()
inventory_kw
.
update
(
additional_kw
)
return
inventory_kw
inventory_method
=
getattr
(
self
,
"get%sInventory"
%
simulation_period
)
current_inventory
=
inventory_method
(
at_date
=
from_date
,
**
kw
)
if
checkQuantity
(
current_inventory
):
initial_inventory
=
inventory_method
(
at_date
=
from_date
,
**
getAugmentedInventoryKeyword
(
initial_inventory_kw
))
if
checkQuantity
(
initial_inventory
):
result
=
from_date
else
:
inventory_list_method
=
getattr
(
self
,
"get%sInventoryList"
%
simulation_period
)
inventory_list
=
inventory_list_method
(
src__
=
src__
,
from_date
=
from_date
,
sort_on
=
((
'date'
,
'ascending'
),),
group_by_movement
=
1
,
**
kw
)
sort_on
=
((
'date'
,
'ascending'
),),
group_by_movement
=
1
,
**
getAugmentedInventoryKeyword
(
inventory_list_kw
))
if
src__
:
return
inventory_list
total_inventory
=
0.
total_inventory
=
initial_inventory
for
inventory
in
inventory_list
:
if
inventory
[
'inventory'
]
is
not
None
:
total_inventory
+=
inventory
[
'inventory'
]
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