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criteria to domain conversion.

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# TODO offer rows.res_partner(1,2).name to get a list of names?

# Using a domain to constrain the results TODO better example

for p in rows.res_partner(1,2).where(c.name < 5):

for p in rows.res_partner.where(c.name.like('ASUS')):

print(p.name)

for p in rows.res_partner(1,2).where(c.name < 5).where(c.num > 3).debug():

for p in rows.res_partner(17,18,19,20).where(c.name.like('a')).where(c.credit_limit > 100).debug():

pass

# Unfortunately, grouping is needed.

for p in rows.res_partner(1,2).where((c.name < 5) & (c.num > 3)).debug():

pass

# Simplified (overloaded) notation.

for p in rows.res_partner((c.name < 5) & (c.num > 3))(1,2).debug():

for p in rows.res_partner((c.name.like('a')) & (c.credit_limit > 100)):

pass

# In fact, since the return type is the same as the original one:

for p in rows.res_partner((c.name < 5) & (c.num > 3))(1,2):

for p in rows.res_partner(c.name.like('a'))(1,2):

pass

# And thus:

for p in rows.res_partner(c.name < 5)(c.num > 3):

for p in rows.res_partner(c.name.like('a'))(c.credit_limit > 100):

pass

cx = (c.name < 4) & (c.attendees > 5) # & child_of(c.object.company_id, c.user.company_id)

# Allow ?

#(c.name < 4)(c.attendees > 5)