/// <summary>
        /// Tests the tokens() method when the bean has a single property. The tokens should include the single property
        /// name plus the tokens of the property value.
        /// </summary>
        public virtual void tokensSingleProperty()
        {
            SwapLegAmount      amount    = SwapLegAmount.builder().amount(CurrencyAmount.of(Currency.AUD, 7)).payReceive(PayReceive.PAY).type(SwapLegType.FIXED).currency(Currency.AUD).build();
            LegAmounts         amounts   = LegAmounts.of(amount);
            BeanTokenEvaluator evaluator = new BeanTokenEvaluator();

            ISet <string> tokens = evaluator.tokens(amounts);

            assertThat(tokens).isEqualTo(ImmutableSet.of("amounts", "0", "aud", "pay", "fixed"));
        }
        public virtual void tokens()
        {
            Bean bean = BeanTokenEvaluatorTest.bean();
            BeanTokenEvaluator evaluator = new BeanTokenEvaluator();

            ISet <string>         tokens         = evaluator.tokens(bean);
            ImmutableSet <string> expectedTokens = ImmutableSet.of("buySell", "currency", "notional", "startDate", "endDate", "businessDayAdjustment", "paymentDate", "fixedRate", "index", "indexInterpolated", "fixingDateOffset", "dayCount", "discounting");

            assertThat(tokens).isEqualTo(expectedTokens);
        }
        public virtual void evaluate()
        {
            Bean bean = BeanTokenEvaluatorTest.bean();
            BeanTokenEvaluator evaluator = new BeanTokenEvaluator();

            EvaluationResult notional1 = evaluator.evaluate(bean, FUNCTIONS, "notional", ImmutableList.of());

            assertThat(notional1.Result).hasValue(1_000_000d);

            EvaluationResult notional2 = evaluator.evaluate(bean, FUNCTIONS, "Notional", ImmutableList.of());

            assertThat(notional2.Result).hasValue(1_000_000d);
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Tests evaluating a bean with a single property. There are 2 different expected behaviours:
        ///
        /// 1) If the token matches the property, the property value is returned and the token is consumed. This is the same
        ///    as the normal bean behaviour.
        /// 2) If the token doesn't match the property it is assumed to match something on the property's value. In this
        ///    case the property value is returned and no tokens are consumed.
        /// </summary>
        public virtual void evaluateSingleProperty()
        {
            SwapLegAmount      amount    = SwapLegAmount.builder().amount(CurrencyAmount.of(Currency.AUD, 7)).payReceive(PayReceive.PAY).type(SwapLegType.FIXED).currency(Currency.AUD).build();
            LegAmounts         amounts   = LegAmounts.of(amount);
            BeanTokenEvaluator evaluator = new BeanTokenEvaluator();

            EvaluationResult result1 = evaluator.evaluate(amounts, FUNCTIONS, "amounts", ImmutableList.of("foo", "bar"));

            assertThat(result1.Result).hasValue(ImmutableList.of(amount));
            assertThat(result1.RemainingTokens).isEqualTo(ImmutableList.of("foo", "bar"));

            EvaluationResult result2 = evaluator.evaluate(amounts, FUNCTIONS, "baz", ImmutableList.of("foo", "bar"));

            assertThat(result2.Result).hasValue(ImmutableList.of(amount));
            assertThat(result2.RemainingTokens).isEqualTo(ImmutableList.of("baz", "foo", "bar"));
        }