--- a/web/views/tableview.py Wed Nov 16 22:07:51 2011 +0100
+++ b/web/views/tableview.py Thu Nov 17 18:21:04 2011 +0100
@@ -819,24 +819,39 @@
considered as the subject of the relation but you may specify otherwise
using the `role` argument.
- By default display the related rset using the 'csv' view and 'outofcontext'
- view for each entity. You may specify another view identifier using
- respectivly the `vid` and `subvid` arguments.
+ By default display the related rset using the 'csv' view, using
+ 'outofcontext' sub-view for each entity. You may specify another view
+ identifier using respectivly the `vid` and `subvid` arguments.
+
+ If you specify a 'rtype view', such as 'reledit', you should add a
+ is_rtype_view=True parameter.
If header not specified, it would be built by translating the column id,
properly considering role.
"""
- def __init__(self, role='subject', vid='csv', subvid='outofcontext',
- fallbackvid='empty-cell', **kwargs):
+ def __init__(self, role='subject', vid='csv', subvid=None,
+ fallbackvid='empty-cell', is_rtype_view=False, **kwargs):
super(RelationColRenderer, self).__init__(**kwargs)
self.role = role
self.vid = vid
+ if subvid is None and vid in ('csv', 'list'):
+ subvid = 'outofcontext'
self.subvid = subvid
self.fallbackvid = fallbackvid
+ self.is_rtype_view = is_rtype_view
def render_entity(self, w, entity):
- self._cw.view(self.vid, entity.related(self.colid, self.role),
- self.fallbackvid, subvid=self.subvid, w=w)
+ kwargs = {'w': w}
+ if self.is_rtype_view:
+ rset = None
+ kwargs['entity'] = entity
+ kwargs['rtype'] = self.colid
+ kwargs['role'] = self.role
+ else:
+ rset = entity.related(self.colid, self.role)
+ if self.subvid is not None:
+ kwargs['subvid'] = 'subvid'
+ self._cw.view(self.vid, rset, self.fallbackvid, **kwargs)
def default_header(self):
return display_name(self._cw, self.colid, self.role)