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    First step of migration to zodb property sheets · 9ddcbfc1
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    * ERP5Type.PropertySheet becomes a dynamic module that returns strings
      instead of classes for compatibility:
      - the document classes can now use strings in property_sheets attribute
      - if a document uses a string instead of a class reference to point to a
        property sheet, it means that the property sheet can either be an old
        (filesytem, local, in a product) property sheet, or a zodb propertysheet
    
      For now, the contents of ERP5Type.PropertySheet (strings) are overwritten
      if a local PropertySheet is loaded from the disk. But with time, as
      property sheets will migrate to ZODB, the module will empty itself and
      contain only strings.
    
    * Move all property sheets from all products to ERP5PropertySheetLegacy
      product. Only property sheets that were left 'as is' are CMF* property
      sheets.
    
    This commit is mostly a move to another Product, and should have small
    consequences on tests/existing instances.
    
    However, if you used to import PropertySheets in custom/project code
    in your custom Property Sheets, you will need to rename:
       from Products.*.PropertySheet.Foo import Foo
    to:
       from Products.ERP5PropertySheetLegacy.Foo import Foo
    
    
    
    git-svn-id: https://svn.erp5.org/repos/public/erp5/trunk@41639 20353a03-c40f-0410-a6d1-a30d3c3de9de
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Amortisation.py 3.69 KB
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class Amortisation:
    """
        Properties which allow to immobilise an item

        These properties are applied to an Immobilisation Movement or to an Item

        TODO:
          - rename categories for more genericity (input_acount -> input)
    """

    _properties = (
        {   'id'          : 'amortisation_start_price',
            'description' : 'The value to use to calculate the accounting amortisation movements (net of tax)',
            'type'        : 'float',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
        {   'id'          : 'extra_cost_price',
            'description' : 'The extra costs to immobilise with the main price (net of tax)',
            'type'        : 'float',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
        {   'id'          : 'disposal_price',
            'description' : 'The estimated price at the end of the lifetime (net of tax)',
            'type'        : 'float',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
        {   'id'          : 'durability',
            'description' : 'The remaining durability of the item',
            'type'        : 'float',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
        {   'id'          : 'amortisation_duration',
            'description' : 'The remaining amortisation duration in months',
            'type'        : 'int',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
        {   'id'          : 'immobilisation_vat',
            'description' : 'The VAT at the beginning of the immobilisation period',
            'type'        : 'float',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
        {   'id'          : 'amortisation_method',
            'description' : 'The amortisation method used for this particular immobilisation period',
            'type'        : 'string',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
        # Properties specific to each amortisation method
        {   'id'          : 'degressive_coefficient',
            'description' : 'The fiscal coefficient to use in degressive amortisation',
            'type'        : 'float',
            'mode'        : 'w'
        },
    )

    _categories = ('input_account', 'output_account', 'immobilisation_account',
                   'amortisation_account', 'depreciation_account',
                   'extra_cost_account', 'monthly_amortisation_account',
                   'immobilisation_vat_account') # XXX Some rename required