Examples of org.jquantlib.util.Date.lt()

org.jquantlib.util.Date.lt()
Compares if this Date is less than to a given Date @param date is the date to be compared against this Date @return f this Date is less than to a given Date

           exception few lines below we need to add 10 years right away */
        if (y==0 && referenceDate.getYear()<=1909) y+=10;
        int yMod = (referenceDate.getYear() % 10);
        y += referenceDate.getYear() - yMod;
        Date result = nextDate(DateFactory.getFactory().getDate(1, m, y), false);
        if (result.lt(referenceDate))
            return nextDate(DateFactory.getFactory().getDate(1, m, y+10), false);


        return result;
    }

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                exitDate = firstDate;


            while (true) {
                Date temp = nullCalendar.advance(seed, new Period(-periods * tenor.getLength(), tenor.getUnits()), convention,
                        endOfMonth);
                if (temp.lt(exitDate))
                    break;
                else {
                    dates.add(0, temp);
                    isRegular.add(0, true);
                    ++periods;

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