• firstname_required Boolean
  compute='_compute_firstname_lastname_required'
• form_has_lastname_first Boolean
  compute='_compute_form_has_lastname_first'
• lastname_required Boolean
  compute='_compute_firstname_lastname_required'

• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.
• name_fields_in_vals(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Method to check if any name fields are in `vals`.

• partner_names_order Selection
  config_parameter='partner_names_order' default=<expr> help='Order to compose partner fullname' inverse='_inverse_partner_names_order' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  config_parameter='partner_names_order_changed'
• partner_names_required_fields Selection
  config_parameter='partner_firstname.required_fields' help='Define which fields are required or not' required=True selection='_partner_names_required_fields_selection'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' readonly=False required=False store=True

• copy_data(self, default=None)
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals_list)
  @api.model_create_multi
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable. Also, remove the full name from `vals` and context if the partner is an individual and is being created with any name fields, as the name must be computed from the provided name parts; otherwise, the name fields will be computed from the `name` again, when calling its inverse method. Note that, to avoid deleting the 'default_name' context for all partners when it's not appropriate, we must call `create` for each partner individually with the correct context.
• get_extra_default_copy_values(self, default=None)
  Method to add '(copy)' suffix to lastname or firstname, depending on name order configuration.

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)

• partner_names_order Selection
  config_parameter='partner_names_order' default=<expr> help='Order to compose partner fullname' inverse='_inverse_partner_names_order' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  config_parameter='partner_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' readonly=False required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals_list)
  @api.model_create_multi
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable. Also, remove the full name from `vals` and context if the partner is an individual and is being created with any name fields, as the name must be computed from the provided name parts; otherwise, the name fields will be computed from the `name` again, when calling its inverse method. Note that, to avoid deleting the 'default_name' context for all partners when it's not appropriate, we must call `create` for each partner individually with the correct context.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.
• get_extra_default_copy_values(self, order)
  Method to add '(copy)' suffix to lastname or firstname, depending on name order configuration.
• name_fields_in_vals(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Method to check if any name fields are in `vals`.

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  config_parameter='partner_names_order' default=<expr> help='Order to compose partner fullname' inverse='_inverse_partner_names_order' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  config_parameter='partner_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' readonly=False required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals_list)
  @api.model_create_multi
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable. Also, remove the full name from `vals` and context if the partner is an individual and is being created with any name fields, as the name must be computed from the provided name parts; otherwise, the name fields will be computed from the `name` again, when calling its inverse method. Note that, to avoid deleting the 'default_name' context for all partners when it's not appropriate, we must call `create` for each partner individually with the correct context.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.
• get_extra_default_copy_values(self, order)
  Method to add '(copy)' suffix to lastname or firstname, depending on name order configuration.
• name_fields_in_vals(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Method to check if any name fields are in `vals`.

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  config_parameter='partner_names_order' default=<expr> help='Order to compose partner fullname' inverse='_inverse_partner_names_order' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  config_parameter='partner_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' readonly=False required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  config_parameter='partner_names_order' default=<expr> help='Order to compose partner fullname' inverse='_inverse_partner_names_order' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection' string='Partner names order'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  config_parameter='partner_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' readonly=False required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  config_parameter='partner_names_order' default=<expr> help='Order to compose partner fullname' inverse='_inverse_partner_names_order' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection' string='Partner names order'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  config_parameter='partner_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' readonly=False required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  help='Order to compose partner fullname' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection' string='Partner names order'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  compute='_compute_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)
  @api.multi
• get_values(self)
  @api.model
• set_values(self)
  @api.multi

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  @api.multi
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)
  @api.multi
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  help='Order to compose partner fullname' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection' string='Partner names order'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  compute='_compute_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)
  @api.multi
• get_values(self)
  @api.model
• set_values(self)
  @api.multi

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  @api.multi
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

No new fields.

• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  help='Order to compose partner fullname' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection' string='Partner names order'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  compute='_compute_names_order_changed'

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)
  @api.multi
• get_default_partner_names_order(self, fields)
  @api.model
• set_partner_names_order(self)
  @api.multi

• firstname Char
  index=True args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  index=True args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  @api.multi
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.
• onchange(self, values, field_name, field_onchange)
  @api.multi
  when one of our name fields is changed, suppress updates to the connected user's (user_ids) name, as this in turn would cause another write on the partner's name, with possible mistakes in parsing the parts

No new fields.

• copy(self, default=None)
  @api.multi
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  help='Order to compose partner fullname' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection' string='Partner names order'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  compute='_compute_names_order_changed' readonly=True

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)
  @api.multi
• get_default_partner_names_order(self)
  @api.multi
• set_partner_names_order(self)
  @api.multi

• firstname Char
  args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  @api.multi
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

No new fields.

• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.

• partner_names_order Selection
  help='Order to compose partner fullname' required=True selection='_partner_names_order_selection' string='Partner names order'
• partner_names_order_changed Boolean
  compute='_compute_names_order_changed' readonly=True

• action_recalculate_partners_name(self)
  @api.multi
• get_default_partner_names_order(self)
  @api.multi
• set_partner_names_order(self)
  @api.multi

• firstname Char
  args: 'First name'
• lastname Char
  args: 'Last name'
• name Char
  compute='_compute_name' inverse='_inverse_name_after_cleaning_whitespace' required=False store=True

• copy(self, default=None)
  @api.multi
  Ensure partners are copied right. Odoo adds ``(copy)`` to the end of :attr:`~.name`, but that would get ignored in :meth:`~.create` because it also copies explicitly firstname and lastname fields.
• create(self, vals)
  @api.model
  Add inverted names at creation if unavailable.
• default_get(self, fields_list)
  @api.model
  Invert name when getting default values.
• write(self, vals)
  @api.multi

No new fields.

• copy_data(self, cr, uid, _id, default=None, context=None)
  Avoid to replicate the firstname into the name when duplicating a partner
• create(self, cursor, uid, vals, context=None)
  To support data backward compatibility we have to keep this overwrite even if we use fnct_inv: otherwise we can't create entry because lastname is mandatory and module will not install if there is demo data
• init(self, cursor)

No new fields.

• copy_data(self, cr, uid, _id, default=None, context=None)
  Avoid to replicate the firstname into the name when duplicating a user
• create(self, cr, user, vals, context=None)
  To support data backward compatibility we have to keep this overwrite even if we use fnct_inv: otherwise we can't create entry because lastname is mandatory and module will not install if there is demo data This fixes the unittests in stock when partner_firstname is installed