Hi Harsh,

To override a method you have to understand the object to which that method belongs.

If method abc() belongs to class object 'test'

ie. in .py file it will be like:-

class test (osv.osv):

    _name = 'test'

    def abc():

        return True

If you want to override that function you have to define a class to inherit that object and then define method with same name. Eg:-

IN b.py file

class test(osv.osv):

    _inherit = 'test'

    def abc():

        return True

Here we overrided the method abc()

Hi Baiju i am not talking about class method override.

Hi Ivan have other examples like monkey patching?

Hi Bole i tried that one but not working.

Thanks for your replay.

try in b.py:

import a
def ab1(self...):
   something here

a.abc = ab1