Exemple #1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Filters the provided <paramref name="positions"/> collection such that any remaining positions are all
        /// valid options that match this leg definition instance.
        /// </summary>
        public OptionPositionCollection Filter(IReadOnlyList <OptionPosition> legs, OptionPositionCollection positions, bool includeUnderlying = true)
        {
            // first filter down to applicable right
            positions = positions.Slice(Right, includeUnderlying);
            if (positions.IsEmpty)
            {
                return(positions);
            }

            // second filter according to the required side
            var side = (PositionSide)Math.Sign(Quantity);

            positions = positions.Slice(side, includeUnderlying);
            if (positions.IsEmpty)
            {
                return(positions);
            }

            // these are ordered such that indexed filters are performed force and
            // opaque/complex predicates follow since they require full table scans
            foreach (var predicate in _predicates)
            {
                positions = predicate.Filter(legs, positions, includeUnderlying);
                if (positions.IsEmpty)
                {
                    break;
                }
            }

            // at this point, every position in the positions
            // collection is a valid match for this definition
            return(positions);
        }
Exemple #2
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        /// <summary>
        /// Filters the specified <paramref name="positions"/> by applying this predicate based on the referenced legs.
        /// </summary>
        public OptionPositionCollection Filter(IReadOnlyList <OptionPosition> legs, OptionPositionCollection positions, bool includeUnderlying)
        {
            if (!IsIndexed)
            {
                // if the predicate references non-indexed properties or contains complex/multiple conditions then
                // we'll need to do a full table scan. this is not always avoidable, but we should try to avoid it
                return(OptionPositionCollection.Empty.AddRange(
                           positions.Where(position => _predicate(legs, position))
                           ));
            }

            var referenceValue = _reference.Resolve(legs);

            switch (_reference.Target)
            {
            case PredicateTargetValue.Right:        return(positions.Slice((OptionRight)referenceValue, includeUnderlying));

            case PredicateTargetValue.Strike:       return(positions.Slice(_comparison, (decimal)referenceValue, includeUnderlying));

            case PredicateTargetValue.Expiration:   return(positions.Slice(_comparison, (DateTime)referenceValue, includeUnderlying));

            default:
                throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();
            }
        }