Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing

tino <ttk448 -AT- gmail.com>
Tue, 4 Dec 2012 13:52:20 +0000

Seeing this commit, I note that XPricingFunctions has method
identifiers starting with a lower case letter and containing
underscores.  Such identifiers are reserved to the UNO
implementation.  (See
<http://www.openoffice.org/udk/common/man/typesystem.html>.  There


Sorry, UNO has been too complex for me to really understand. :)
Do you mean function names like getOpt_barrier() or input variables as
put_call or both? If it's the function names then would
getOpt_barrier() --> getOptBarrier() be ok?

Context

[PATCH] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Tino (via Code Review)
- [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Fridrich Strba (via Code Review)
  - Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Stephan Bergmann
    - Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · tino
      - Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Stephan Bergmann
        
        Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · tino
        
        Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Stephan Bergmann
        
        Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Michael Meeks
        
        Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · tino
        Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Stephan Bergmann
        Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Michael Meeks
    - Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Eike Rathke
      - Re: [PUSHED] adding calc add-in for option pricing · Stephan Bergmann

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