On Thu, 2011-10-20 at 15:43 +0800, Shuo Wang wrote:
> will all the functions of a python class be mirror all functions in a
> C++ class?
That would be the idea, but it needs work.
> when i try to use the Schedule class in python, it claims it doesnt
> have those attributes documented here
>
>
http://quantlib.org/reference/class_quant_lib_1_1_schedule.html>
> I am trying something like this
>
> schedule = QuantLib.Schedule(settlementDate, maturity,
> QuantLib.Period(5,
> QuantLib.Years), China(),
> QuantLib.Unadjusted,
> QuantLib.Unadjusted,
> QuantLib.DateGeneration.Forward, False)
> print schedule.dates()
Hmm. Yes, that's missing. You can add it to the SWIG interface and
regenerate the wrappers (send me a patch if you do and I'll add it to
next release) or, in this case, you can work around it by using
print list(schedule)
or
for d in schedule:
print d
Luigi
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