my @part_pkg = $cust_pkg->part_pkg->self_and_bill_linked;
$options{has_hidden} = 1 if ($part_pkg[1] && $part_pkg[1]->hidden);
+ # if this package was changed from another package,
+ # and it hasn't been billed since then,
+ # and package balances are enabled,
+ if ( $cust_pkg->change_pkgnum
+ and $cust_pkg->change_date >= ($cust_pkg->last_bill || 0)
+ and $cust_pkg->change_date < $invoice_time
+ and $conf->exists('pkg-balances') )
+ {
+ # _transfer_balance will also create the appropriate credit
+ my @transfer_items = $self->_transfer_balance($cust_pkg);
+ # $part_pkg[0] is the "real" part_pkg
+ my $pass = ($cust_pkg->no_auto || $part_pkg[0]->no_auto) ?
+ 'no_auto' : '';
+ push @{ $cust_bill_pkg{$pass} }, @transfer_items;
+ # treating this as recur, just because most charges are recur...
+ ${$total_recur{$pass}} += $_->recur foreach @transfer_items;
+ }
+
foreach my $part_pkg ( @part_pkg ) {
$cust_pkg->set($_, $hash{$_}) foreach qw ( setup last_bill bill );
}
-# This is _handle_taxes. It's called once for each cust_bill_pkg generated
-# from _make_lines, along with the part_pkg, cust_pkg, invoice time, the
-# non-overridden pkgpart, a flag indicating whether the package is being
-# canceled, and a partridge in a pear tree.
-#
-# The most important argument is 'taxlisthash'. This is shared across the
-# entire invoice. It looks like this:
-# {
-# 'cust_main_county 1001' => [ [FS::cust_main_county], ... ],
-# 'cust_main_county 1002' => [ [FS::cust_main_county], ... ],
-# }
-#
-# 'cust_main_county' can also be 'tax_rate'. The first object in the array
-# is always the cust_main_county or tax_rate identified by the key.
-#
-# That "..." is a list of FS::cust_bill_pkg objects that will be fed to
-# the 'taxline' method to calculate the amount of the tax. This doesn't
-# happen until calculate_taxes, though.
+=item _transfer_balance TO_PKG [ FROM_PKGNUM ]
+
+Takes one argument, a cust_pkg object that is being billed. This will
+be called only if the package was created by a package change, and has
+not been billed since the package change, and package balance tracking
+is enabled. The second argument can be an alternate package number to
+transfer the balance from; this should not be used externally.
+
+Transfers the balance from the previous package (now canceled) to
+this package, by crediting one package and creating an invoice item for
+the other. Inserts the credit and returns the invoice item (so that it
+can be added to an invoice that's being built).
+
+If the previous package was never billed, and was also created by a package
+change, then this will also transfer the balance from I<its> previous
+package, and so on, until reaching a package that either has been billed
+or was not created by a package change.
+
+=cut
+
+my $balance_transfer_reason;
+
+sub _transfer_balance {
+ my $self = shift;
+ my $cust_pkg = shift;
+ my $from_pkgnum = shift || $cust_pkg->change_pkgnum;
+ my $from_pkg = FS::cust_pkg->by_key($from_pkgnum);
+
+ my @transfers;
+
+ # if $from_pkg is not the first package in the chain, and it was never
+ # billed, walk back
+ if ( $from_pkg->change_pkgnum and scalar($from_pkg->cust_bill_pkg) == 0 ) {
+ @transfers = $self->_transfer_balance($cust_pkg, $from_pkg->change_pkgnum);
+ }
+
+ my $prev_balance = $self->balance_pkgnum($from_pkgnum);
+ if ( $prev_balance != 0 ) {
+ $balance_transfer_reason ||= FS::reason->new_or_existing(
+ 'reason' => 'Package balance transfer',
+ 'type' => 'Internal adjustment',
+ 'class' => 'R'
+ );
+
+ my $credit = FS::cust_credit->new({
+ 'custnum' => $self->custnum,
+ 'amount' => abs($prev_balance),
+ 'reasonnum' => $balance_transfer_reason->reasonnum,
+ '_date' => $cust_pkg->change_date,
+ });
+
+ my $cust_bill_pkg = FS::cust_bill_pkg->new({
+ 'setup' => 0,
+ 'recur' => abs($prev_balance),
+ #'sdate' => $from_pkg->last_bill, # not sure about this
+ #'edate' => $cust_pkg->change_date,
+ 'itemdesc' => $self->mt('Previous Balance, [_1]',
+ $from_pkg->part_pkg->pkg),
+ });
+
+ if ( $prev_balance > 0 ) {
+ # credit the old package, charge the new one
+ $credit->set('pkgnum', $from_pkgnum);
+ $cust_bill_pkg->set('pkgnum', $cust_pkg->pkgnum);
+ } else {
+ # the reverse
+ $credit->set('pkgnum', $cust_pkg->pkgnum);
+ $cust_bill_pkg->set('pkgnum', $from_pkgnum);
+ }
+ my $error = $credit->insert;
+ die "error transferring package balance from #".$from_pkgnum.
+ " to #".$cust_pkg->pkgnum.": $error\n" if $error;
+
+ push @transfers, $cust_bill_pkg;
+ } # $prev_balance != 0
+
+ return @transfers;
+}
+
+=item _handle_taxes PART_PKG TAXLISTHASH CUST_BILL_PKG CUST_PKG TIME PKGPART [ OPTIONS ]
+
+This is _handle_taxes. It's called once for each cust_bill_pkg generated
+from _make_lines, along with the part_pkg, cust_pkg, invoice time, the
+non-overridden pkgpart, a flag indicating whether the package is being
+canceled, and a partridge in a pear tree.
+
+The most important argument is 'taxlisthash'. This is shared across the
+entire invoice. It looks like this:
+{
+ 'cust_main_county 1001' => [ [FS::cust_main_county], ... ],
+ 'cust_main_county 1002' => [ [FS::cust_main_county], ... ],
+}
+
+'cust_main_county' can also be 'tax_rate'. The first object in the array
+is always the cust_main_county or tax_rate identified by the key.
+
+That "..." is a list of FS::cust_bill_pkg objects that will be fed to
+the 'taxline' method to calculate the amount of the tax. This doesn't
+happen until calculate_taxes, though.
+
+=cut
sub _handle_taxes {
my $self = shift;
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