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i have a selection field in my model i want to get string value from that selection field. suppose user select 'A' i want to get 'Apple'.
select_val = fields.Selection([
('A', 'Apple'),
('B', 'Ball')], ... etc
Hi,
If you want to get the string from selection field follow the steps below
python :-
selection_field = fields.Selection([("1", "One"),("2", "Two"),("3","Three"),],string="Selection")
string_value = dict(self._fields['selection_field'].selection).get(self.selection_field))
In qweb:-
<t t-esc="dict(docs.fields_get(allfields=['selection_field'])['selection_field']['selection'])[docs.selection_field]"/>
Regards
Proper way (at least on v16) seems to be this:
self._fields['state'].convert_to_export(self.state, self)
It handles translation better
Hello,
You can create a compute char field [selection_str = fields.Char(compute="comp_str")]
def comp_str (self):
self.
selection_str
= dict(self._fields['select_val']._description_selection(self.env)).get(self.celect_val)
Approach #1:
make a global dictionary for converting like:
SELECTION = {'A': 'Apple', ...}
and use SELECTION[obj.select_var] wherever you need the string.
Approach 2#:
selected_string = fields.Char(compute="_compute_string", store=False)
def _compute_string(self):
for rec in self:
rec.selected_string = dict(self._fields.get('select_var').selection).get(rec.select_var)
Hello Vinoth N,
Please find below code it may help you to resolve this issue,
print dict(self._fields['select_val'].selection).get(self.select_val)
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selection_value = dict(self._fields['your_selection_field']._description_selection(self.env))[self.your_selection_field]