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bbldc::BasicDayCountUtil Struct Reference

#include <bbldc_basicdaycountutil.h>

Static Public Member Functions

static int daysDiff (const bdlt::Date &beginDate, const bdlt::Date &endDate, DayCountConvention::Enum convention)
 
static bool isSupported (DayCountConvention::Enum convention)
 
static double yearsDiff (const bdlt::Date &beginDate, const bdlt::Date &endDate, DayCountConvention::Enum convention)
 

Detailed Description

This struct provides a namespace for a suite of pure functions that compute values based on dates according to enumerated day-count conventions.

Member Function Documentation

◆ daysDiff()

static int bbldc::BasicDayCountUtil::daysDiff ( const bdlt::Date beginDate,
const bdlt::Date endDate,
DayCountConvention::Enum  convention 
)
static

Return the (signed) number of days between the specified beginDate and endDate according to the specified day-count convention. The behavior is undefined unless isSupported(convention). If beginDate <= endDate then the result is non-negative. Note that reversing the order of beginDate and endDate negates the result.

◆ isSupported()

static bool bbldc::BasicDayCountUtil::isSupported ( DayCountConvention::Enum  convention)
static

Return true if the specified convention is valid for use in daysDiff and yearsDiff, and false otherwise.

◆ yearsDiff()

static double bbldc::BasicDayCountUtil::yearsDiff ( const bdlt::Date beginDate,
const bdlt::Date endDate,
DayCountConvention::Enum  convention 
)
static

Return the (signed fractional) number of years between the specified beginDate and endDate according to the specified day-count convention. If beginDate <= endDate then the result is non-negative. The behavior is undefined unless isSupported(convention). Note that reversing the order of beginDate and endDate negates the result; specifically, |yearsDiff(b, e, c) + yearsDiff(e, b, c)| <= 1.0e-15 for all dates b and e, and day-count conventions c.


The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file: