# TODO: which require statement to use here? require_dependency breaks stuff require_dependency 'time_entry' # Patches Redmine's Users dynamically. module TimeEntryPatch def self.included(base) # :nodoc: base.extend(ClassMethods) base.send(:include, InstanceMethods) # Same as typing in the class t.update_costs base.class_eval do unloadable belongs_to :rate, :conditions => {:type => ["HourlyRate", "DefaultHourlyRate"]}, :class_name => "Rate" attr_protected :costs, :rate_id end end module ClassMethods end module InstanceMethods def before_save update_costs issue.save end def real_costs # This methods returns the actual assigned costs of the entry overridden_costs || costs || calculated_costs end def calculated_costs(rate_attr = nil) rate_attr ||= current_rate hours * rate_attr.rate rescue 0.0 end def update_costs(rate_attr = nil) rate_attr ||= current_rate if rate_attr.nil? self.costs = 0.0 self.rate = nil return end self.costs = calculated_costs(rate_attr) self.rate = rate_attr if self.overridden_costs_changed? if self.overridden_costs_was.nil? # just started to overwrite the cost delta = overridden_costs - (costs_was || 0.0) elsif self.overridden_costs.nil? # removed the overridden cost, use the calculated cost now delta = costs - overridden_costs_was else # changed the overridden costs delta = overridden_costs - (overridden_costs_was || 0.0) end elsif self.costs_changed? && self.overridden_costs.nil? # we use the calculated costs and it has changed delta = self.costs - (self.costs_was || 0.0) end self.issue.labor_costs += delta if delta # save the current rate @updated_rate = rate_attr.id @updated_hours = self.hours end def update_costs!(rate_attr = nil) self.update_costs(rate_attr) self.issue.save! self.save! end def current_rate self.user.rate_at(self.spent_on, self.project_id) end end end