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/*! \file ecb.hpp
\brief European Central Bank reserve maintenance date functions
*/
#ifndef quantlib_ecb_hpp
#define quantlib_ecb_hpp
#include <ql/time/date.hpp>
#include <set>
#include <vector>
namespace QuantLib {
//! European Central Bank reserve maintenance dates
struct ECB {
static const std::set<Date>& knownDates();
static void addDate(const Date& d);
static void removeDate(const Date& d);
//! maintenance period start date in the given month/year
static Date date(Month m,
Year y) { return nextDate(Date(1, m, y) - 1); }
/*! returns the ECB date for the given ECB code
(e.g. March xxth, 2013 for MAR10).
\warning It raises an exception if the input
string is not an ECB code
*/
static Date date(const std::string& ecbCode,
const Date& referenceDate = Date());
/*! returns the ECB code for the given date
(e.g. MAR10 for March xxth, 2010).
\warning It raises an exception if the input
date is not an ECB date
*/
static std::string code(const Date& ecbDate);
//! next maintenance period start date following the given date
static Date nextDate(const Date& d = Date());
//! next maintenance period start date following the given ECB code
static Date nextDate(const std::string& ecbCode,
const Date& referenceDate = Date()) {
return nextDate(date(ecbCode, referenceDate));
}
//! next maintenance period start dates following the given date
static std::vector<Date> nextDates(const Date& d = Date());
//! next maintenance period start dates following the given code
static std::vector<Date> nextDates(const std::string& ecbCode,
const Date& referenceDate = Date()) {
return nextDates(date(ecbCode, referenceDate));
}
/*! returns whether or not the given date is
a maintenance period start date */
static bool isECBdate(const Date& d) {
Date date = nextDate(d-1);
return d==date;
}
//! returns whether or not the given string is an ECB code
static bool isECBcode(const std::string& in);
//! next ECB code following the given date
static std::string nextCode(const Date& d = Date()) {
return code(nextDate(d));
}
//! next ECB code following the given code
static std::string nextCode(const std::string& ecbCode);
};
}
#endif
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