In the object hr.salary.rule in field amount_python_compute I need to transform a string into a integer.
I tried
int('12')
float('12')
eval('12')
import ast
ast.literal_eval("12")
but none of these works.
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you can modify the code in server\openerp\tools\safe_eval.py in function safe_eval in the dictionary variable __builtins__ add:
'int':int
this is the dictionary __builtins__ to note the available functions plus int, those are the funtions that you can use in any module that use safe_eval
__builtins__ = {
'__import__': _import,
'True': True,
'False': False,
'None': None,
'str': str,
'globals': locals,
'locals': locals,
'bool': bool,
'dict': dict,
'list': list,
'tuple': tuple,
'map': map,
'abs': abs,
'min': min,
'max': max,
'reduce': reduce,
'filter': filter,
'round': round,
'len': len,
'set' : set,
'int': int
}
In my opinion this should be implemented in a launchpad branch as I believe int function have no security risks and is a very common function
If you modify the code in the given location, you might loose your modifications when you upgrade your installation of openERP.
you would certainly lose the modifications and you have to copy that again, or make a custom module.
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Did you make a custom module, do you change it in the XML, But most important, what is the errormessage(s) and what is in the logfile?
it just throw the exception of file hr_payroll.py of the funcion compute_rule raise osv.except_osv(_('Error!'), _('Wrong python code defined for salary rule %s (%s).')% (rule.name, rule.code))
I just found a workaround