Hi Piter,
> Hi. How are you?
Life is good, thanks. Glad to see you're still in action. Are you
still maintaining the batch script to build QuantLibXL?
> Some time ago I did a Business252 daycounter to QuantLib and you told me it
> would not be so easy to integrate it to QuantLibXL due to design of both
> (QuantLibXL and my class).
> Where you able to do that? I lost the thread where you explained the issues
> about this integration and there is sometime I don´t check the project.
> Is there something I could help?
I don't remember the discussion and can't find any mention of it in
the archives. But looking at it now I see the problem, that the
constructor of the Business252 class expects an input argument. This
is not supported by the design for enumerated datatypes. The user
supplies a string e.g. "Actual/360" and the system automatically calls
the default constructor of the corresponding class e.g.
QuantLib::Actual360(). There is no mechanism for an argument to be
supplied to the constructor.
Could the class be reworked to support a default constructor? If not,
perhaps we could expose it as a proper stateful object.
Thanks,
Eric
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