A plonehrm extension module to add notes to an employee.
Project description
Notes for Plone HRM
This extension module adds very simple notes to the Employee content type of Plone HRM.
Overview
A plonehrm extension module to add note to an employee.
>>> from plonehrm.notes.notes import Note, Notes
A Note is persistent dict with a simple unicode string and a date.
>>> n1 = Note(u'My first little note.') >>> n1.text u'My first little note.'>>> from datetime import date >>> n1.date == date.today().isoformat() True
Notes is a persistent list that stores the notes.
>>> nts = Notes()
But it only takes text as input, not an already existing note:
>>> nts.addNote(n1) Traceback (most recent call last): AssertionError: string expected, got <class 'plonehrm.notes.notes.Note'>
We can still add the plain text of a Note though.
>>> nts.addNote(n1.text) >>> nts.addNote(u'It could be much longer if you prefer that.') >>> print nts [<plonehrm.notes.notes.Note ...>, <plonehrm.notes.notes.Note ...>]
And always insure that the text attribute is unicode.
>>> n3 = Note(u'H\xc3\xa9 daar!') >>> unicode(n3.text) u'H\xc3\xa9 daar!' >>> n3.text u'H\xc3\xa9 daar!'
Now we want to remove a note.
>>> nts.addNote(u"Please remove this note.") >>> len(nts) 3 >>> nts.removeNote(u"Please remove this note.") >>> len(nts) 2 >>> nts.removeNote(u"This note does not exist.") Traceback (most recent call last): ... ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list
History of plonehrm.notes
1.0.1 (2009-04-16)
Removed plonehrm: Add/Modify personaldata permissions from our rolemap.xml. Those permissions will be gone soon, and I am not sure what they did here in plonehrm.notes in the first place… [maurits+mike]
Use collective.autopermission to register permissions. [maurits]
Set end-of-line style as native and set svn:ignore. [maurits]
1.0 (2008-10-02)
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1.0 beta 2 (2 September 2008)
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1.0 beta 1 (13 December 2007)
Initial beta release.
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