//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
public virtual void test_methods()
{
Trade test = sut();
assertEquals(test.Id, null);
assertEquals(test.Info, TradeInfo.empty());
}
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
public virtual void test_of()
{
GenericSecurity test = sut();
assertEquals(test.Info, INFO);
assertEquals(test.SecurityId, INFO.Id);
assertEquals(test.Currency, INFO.PriceInfo.Currency);
assertEquals(test.UnderlyingIds, ImmutableSet.of());
assertEquals(test, GenericSecurity.of(INFO));
assertEquals(test.createProduct(ReferenceData.empty()), test);
assertEquals(test.createTrade(TradeInfo.empty(), 1, 2, ReferenceData.empty()), GenericSecurityTrade.of(TradeInfo.empty(), GenericSecurity.of(INFO), 1, 2));
assertEquals(test.createPosition(PositionInfo.empty(), 1, ReferenceData.empty()), GenericSecurityPosition.ofNet(PositionInfo.empty(), GenericSecurity.of(INFO), 1));
assertEquals(test.createPosition(PositionInfo.empty(), 1, 2, ReferenceData.empty()), GenericSecurityPosition.ofLongShort(PositionInfo.empty(), GenericSecurity.of(INFO), 1, 2));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @ImmutableDefaults private static void applyDefaults(Builder builder)
private static void applyDefaults(Builder builder)
{
builder.info_Renamed = TradeInfo.empty();
}
internal static SecurityTrade sut2()
{
return(SecurityTrade.builder().info(TradeInfo.empty()).securityId(SECURITY_ID2).quantity(QUANTITY2).price(PRICE2).build());
}
