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Is there any method to fetch the label of a selection field from its value?

For eg:-

'type': fields.selection([('product','Stockable Product'),('service','Service Product'), ('consu','Consumable Product')],'Type')

if we wish to fetch a product type like product.type if its value is 'service' we want to get its label as 'Service Product', is there any way to get the label in python or in openerp ?

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One solution for this is to make a dictionary like { 'product':'Stockable Product','service':'Service Product', 'consu':'Consumable Product'}. According to the conditions we can fetch the key values from the dictionary

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Ok thanks. But is there any method to fetch it directly from the field description itself?

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Hello Abhishek,

Very simple code that will help you:

# First fetch the dictionary with key-value pair that was defined in your field
kay_val_dict = dict(self._fields['type'].selection) # here 'type' is field name

# Now iterate loop for all pair of key-val and based on that you can set label
for key, val in kay_val_dict.items():
    if key == 'service':
        # Do your code
        Label = value
        print("LABEL = ", Label)



I hope it will helpful for you

Thanks and regards
Haresh Kansara


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Abhishek,

You can try this with your object and field 'type':

dict(self.pool.get('YOUR.OBJECT').fields_get(cr, uid, allfields=['FIELD'], context=context)['FIELD]['selection'])['KEY']

Hope it helps!    


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thanks, works well :)

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this self.fields_get(cr, uid, ["field"], context=context) Return the field definition. I hope help you.

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