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/*! \file qle/currencies/africa.hpp
    \brief Extend QuantLib African currencies
 
        ISO number from http://fx.sauder.ubc.ca/currency_table.html \n
    We assume all currencies have a format of "%1$.2f %3%" (2 decimal places)
 
        \ingroup currencies
*/
 
#ifndef quantext_currencies_africa_hpp
#define quantext_currencies_africa_hpp
 
#include <ql/currency.hpp>
 
namespace QuantExt {
using namespace QuantLib;
 
//! Tunisian dinar
/*! The ISO three-letter code is TND; the numeric code is 788.
 It is divided into 1000 millim.
 
 \ingroup currencies
 */
// class TNDCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     TNDCurrency();
// };
 
//! Egyptian pound
/*! The ISO three-letter code is EGP; the numeric code is 818.
 It is divided into 100 piastres.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class EGPCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     EGPCurrency();
// };
 
//! Mauritian rupee
/*! The ISO three-letter code is MUR; the numeric code is 480.
 It is divided into 100 cents.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class MURCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     MURCurrency();
// };
 
//! Ugandan shilling
/*! The ISO three-letter code is UGX; the numeric code is 800.
It is the smallest unit.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class UGXCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     UGXCurrency();
// };
 
//! Zambian kwacha
/*! The ISO three-letter code is ZMW; the numeric code is 967.
It is divided into 100 ngwee.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class ZMWCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     ZMWCurrency();
// };
 
//! Moroccan dirham
/*! The ISO three-letter code is MAD; the numeric code is 504.
 It is divided into 100 santim.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class MADCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     MADCurrency();
// };
 
//! Kenyan shilling
/*! The ISO three-letter code is KES; the numeric code is 404.
 It is divided into 100 cents.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class KESCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     KESCurrency();
// };
 
//! Ghanaian cedi
/*! The ISO three-letter code is GHS; the numeric code is 936.
 It is divided into 100 pesewas.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class GHSCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     GHSCurrency();
// };
 
// Angolan kwanza
/*! The ISO three-letter code is AOA; the numeric code is 973.
 It is divided into 100 cêntimo.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class AOACurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     AOACurrency();
// };
 
// Ethiopian birr
/*! The ISO three-letter code is ETB; the numeric code is 230.
 It is divided into 100 santim.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class ETBCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     ETBCurrency();
// };
 
// West African CFA franc
/*! The ISO three-letter code is XOF; the numeric code is 952.
 It is divided into 100 centime.
 
 \ingroup currencies
*/
// class XOFCurrency : public Currency {
// public:
//     XOFCurrency();
// };
 
} // namespace QuantExt
#endif