DisplayYCHedgeSens2 Example CPPNET

C++.NET Example - DisplayYCHedgeSens2![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() // ################################################################################## // The first function here DisplayYCHedgeSens2(), contains a series of // function calls leading upto the main function call, the second function // within this file ( DisplayYCHedgeSens2Part() ). // which contains the answer that we are looking for.![]() // The first function here is simply an example of how to construct the parameters // in order acquire either a string Key (that is to be passed to other functions) // or a computed result.![]() // If you are viewing this source code from the chm or web help file you can use the // outlining features to collapse certain sections of the code for better readability. // ################################################################################## ![]() #using <mscorlib.dll>![]() ![]() // If you add a reference via the Visual Studio project, // then the following line is not needed. #using <QuantToolsNET.v2.dll> ![]() using namespace System;![]() // Some global parameter in order to append to user defined keys. // We use it here to ensure that we have unique Keys (in the case several of our examples // use the same key-name) // In normal use, a user defined string will be used and so this variable will be pointless. static int nCTQryIRRiskGlobal = 0; // Used by function parameters that take an optional range value. // In Excel we simply omit the value, within the API functions, // we pass an empty range object static CTQL::CTRangeData* oEmptyRange = new CTQL::CTRangeData(); public: CTRangeData* CPPNET_EX_DisplayYCHedgeSens2() { nCTQryIRRiskGlobal += 1;![]() String* szErrorMsg = ""; try {![]() ![]() // Creates a centralized valuation date object.![]() ![]() String* MyValuationDate; MyValuationDate = ValueDateObjPart(); ![]() ![]() // UK date calendar used within the UK stock exchange.![]() ![]() String* MyCALUKExchange; MyCALUKExchange = CALUKExchangePart(); ![]() ![]() // EURO calendar used for holiday adjustments.![]() ![]() String* MyEuroCal; MyEuroCal = CALEUROPart(); ![]() ![]() // Creates a Deposit template which is almost identical to a Libor // Index, but without the YieldCurve information.![]() String* MyDepoTPL; MyDepoTPL = CreateDepoTemplatePart( MyCALUKExchange, MyEuroCal); ![]() ![]() // Creates a Swap template which is almost identical to the definition // of the parameters of a swap contract, but without the swap duration, // buysell, and YieldCurve information.![]() String* MySwapTPL; MySwapTPL = CreateSwapTemplatePart( MyEuroCal, MyDepoTPL); ![]() ![]() // Creates a yield curve using market rates (No cross-currency // Swaps).![]() String* MyMiniYC; MyMiniYC = MKTYC_D__3Part( MyValuationDate, MyDepoTPL, MySwapTPL); ![]() ![]() // Creates a discount curve from Tenors (or Dates) and discount // factor inputs.![]() String* MyDiscountCurve2; MyDiscountCurve2 = DiscountCurve2Part( MyValuationDate, MyDepoTPL, MySwapTPL); ![]() ![]() // Given a Fixing YieldCurve and a Discounting YieldCurve and an // array of hedge instrument tenors, this function will display // the sensitivity vector (delta) on each of the hedge instruments // (for a unit notional).![]() CTRangeData* resDisplayYCHedgeSens2; resDisplayYCHedgeSens2 = DisplayYCHedgeSens2Part( MyMiniYC, MyDiscountCurve2); // This is the result we are looking for. return resDisplayYCHedgeSens2; ![]() } catch(Exception e) { szErrorMsg = e.Message; throw e; } } ![]() ![]() // ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////![]() private: CTRangeData* DisplayYCHedgeSens2Part( String* MyMiniYC, String* MyDiscountCurve2) {![]() // Create example range for parameter DisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors CTQL::CTRangeData* DisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors; ![]() String* arrBDisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors[] = { S"3M", S"6M", S"1Y", S"2Y", S"3Y", S"5Y", S"7Y", S"10Y", S"15Y", S"20Y" // Array Data }; CTQL::StringVector* arrDisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors = new CTQL::StringVector(__try_cast<Array*>(arrBDisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors)); // Second parameter determines whether the array is a column array (false) or a row array (true) DisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors = new CTQL::CTRangeData(arrDisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors, false); ![]() ![]() // Excel function call would be this - "CT.RSK.DisplayYCHedgeSens2()"![]() // Given a Fixing YieldCurve and a Discounting YieldCurve and an // array of hedge instrument tenors, this function will display // the sensitivity vector (delta) on each of the hedge instruments // (for a unit notional). CTRangeData* rDisplayYCHedgeSens2; rDisplayYCHedgeSens2 = __try_cast<CTRangeData*>(CTQL::CTQryIRRiskSA->DisplayYCHedgeSens2( MyMiniYC, MyDiscountCurve2, DisplayYCHedgeSens2_HedgeTenors));![]() _nRows = rDisplayYCHedgeSens2->GetRows(); _nCols = rDisplayYCHedgeSens2->GetCols(); szRangeDescription = rDisplayYCHedgeSens2->ToMatrixString();![]() ![]() ![]() return rDisplayYCHedgeSens2; } ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |