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mohamed el amine BOUROUFFALA

I want to override a function ( get_account_lines ) wish is placed in sale's module   in a new custom module and whene i calledthe function only the original function was called , there is my code :


class ReportFinancialInherit(models.AbstractModel):

    _inherit = 'report.account.report_financial'


    def get_account_lines(self, data):

        super(ReportFinancial, self).get_account_lines(data)

        lines = []

        vals = {

                    'name': 'CAPITAUX PROPRES',

                    'balance': False ,

                    'balance_passe':False,

                    'type': 'report',

                    'level': 1,

                    'account_type': False, #used to underline the financial report balances

            }

        lines.append(vals)


        return lines




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Niyas Raphy (Walnut IT)
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Hi,

If you use super both the function will get executed, ie, the original one and the one in the custom module.


In your case you are not returning the super(ReportFinancial, self).get_account_lines(data),  

assign

 super(ReportFinancial, self).get_account_lines(data)  to a variable like,

res = super(ReportFinancial, self).get_account_lines(data)


And at the end of the function return the res and see. Now put print inside this function and see whether it gets printed or not.


Thanks

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