public void TriggerTimesNone()
{
// Test to see what happens when we expect no trigger times.
// To do this we will create an everyday at 12pm rule, but ask for triggers times
// on a single day from 3pm-4pm, meaning we should get none.
var timezone = TimeZones.NewYork;
var start = new DateTime(2000, 1, 5, 15, 0, 0);
var end = new DateTime(2000, 1, 5, 16, 0, 0);
var dateRule = _dateRules.EveryDay();
var timeRule = _timeRules.At(12, 0);
var universe = new ScheduledUniverse(dateRule, timeRule, time =>
{
return(new List <Symbol>());
});
var triggerTimesUtc = universe.GetTriggerTimes(start.ConvertToUtc(timezone), end.ConvertToUtc(timezone),
MarketHoursDatabase.AlwaysOpen);
// Assert that its empty
Assert.IsTrue(!triggerTimesUtc.Any());
}
public void TimeTriggeredDoesNotReturnPastTimes()
{
// Schedule our universe for 12PM each day
var universe = new ScheduledUniverse(
_dateRules.EveryDay(), _timeRules.At(12, 0),
(time =>
{
return(new List <Symbol>());
})
);
// For this test; start time will be 1/5/2000 wednesday at 3PM
// which is after 12PM, this case will ensure we don't have a 1/5 12pm event
var start = new DateTime(2000, 1, 5, 15, 0, 0);
var end = new DateTime(2000, 1, 10);
// Get our trigger times, these will be in UTC
var triggerTimesUtc = universe.GetTriggerTimes(start.ConvertToUtc(_timezone), end.ConvertToUtc(_timezone), MarketHoursDatabase.AlwaysOpen);
// Setup expectDate variables to assert behavior
// We expect the first day to be 1/6 12PM
var expectedDate = new DateTime(2000, 1, 6, 12, 0, 0);
foreach (var time in triggerTimesUtc)
{
// Convert our UTC time back to our timezone
var localTime = time.ConvertFromUtc(_timezone);
// Assert we aren't receiving dates prior to our start
Assert.IsTrue(localTime > start);
// Verify the date
Assert.AreEqual(expectedDate, localTime);
expectedDate = expectedDate.AddDays(1);
}
}
