BloombergLP::bbldc::CalendarBus252

Synopsis

Declared in <bbldc_calendarbus252.h>

struct CalendarBus252;

Static Member Functions

Name Description

daysDiff Return the (signed) number of days between the specified beginDate and endDate according to the BUS-252 day-count convention with the specified calendar providing the definition of business days. If beginDate <= endDate, then the result is non-negative. The behavior is undefined unless calendar.isInRange(beginDate) and calendar.isInRange(endDate). Note that reversing the order of beginDate and endDate negates the result and that the result is 0 when beginDate == endDate.

yearsDiff Return the (signed fractional) number of years between the specified beginDate and endDate according to the BUS-252 day-count convention with the specified calendar providing the definition of business days. If beginDate <= endDate, then the result is non-negative. The behavior is undefined unless calendar.isInRange(beginDate) and calendar.isInRange(endDate). 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 calendars c and valid dates b and e.

Name	Description
`daysDiff`	Return the (signed) number of days between the specified `beginDate` and `endDate` according to the BUS-252 day-count convention with the specified `calendar` providing the definition of business days. If `beginDate <= endDate`, then the result is non-negative. The behavior is undefined unless `calendar.isInRange(beginDate)` and `calendar.isInRange(endDate)`. Note that reversing the order of `beginDate` and `endDate` negates the result and that the result is 0 when `beginDate == endDate`.
`yearsDiff`	Return the (signed fractional) number of years between the specified `beginDate` and `endDate` according to the BUS-252 day-count convention with the specified `calendar` providing the definition of business days. If `beginDate <= endDate`, then the result is non-negative. The behavior is undefined unless `calendar.isInRange(beginDate)` and `calendar.isInRange(endDate)`. 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 calendars `c` and valid dates `b` and `e`.