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# Source code for camelot.view.controls.delegates.manytoonechoicesdelegate

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    from customdelegate import CustomDelegate
    from camelot.view.controls import editors

    class ManyToOneChoicesDelegate( CustomDelegate ):
        """Display a ManyToOne field as a ComboBox, filling the list of choices with
      the objects of the target class.

      .. image:: /_static/enumeration.png

      The items in the ComboBox are the unicode representation of the related objects.
      So these classes need an implementation of their __unicode__ method to show
      up in a human readable way in the ComboBox.
      """

        editor = editors.OneToManyChoicesEditor

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