def _full_merge_of_existing_data(
self,
new_futures_per_contract_prices,
check_for_spike=False,
keep_older: bool = True,
):
"""
Merges self with new data.
Any Nan in the existing data will be replaced (be careful!)
:param new_futures_per_contract_prices: the new data
:param check_for_spike Checks for data spikes.
:param keep_older: bool. Keep older data (default).
:return: updated data, doesn't update self
"""
merged_data = full_merge_of_existing_data(
self,
new_futures_per_contract_prices,
check_for_spike=check_for_spike,
column_to_check=FINAL_COLUMN,
keep_older=keep_older,
)
if merged_data is spike_in_data:
return spike_in_data
return futuresContractPrices(merged_data)
def _full_merge_of_existing_data(self, new_fx_prices):
"""
Merges self with new data.
Any Nan in the existing data will be replaced (be careful!)
We make this private so not called accidentally
:param new_fx_prices: the new data
:return: updated data, doesn't update self
"""
merged_data = full_merge_of_existing_data(self, new_fx_prices)
return fxPrices(merged_data)
def _full_merge_of_existing_data(self, new_futures_per_contract_prices):
"""
Merges self with new data.
Any Nan in the existing data will be replaced (be careful!)
:param new_futures_per_contract_prices: the new data
:return: updated data, doesn't update self
"""
merged_data = full_merge_of_existing_data(
self, new_futures_per_contract_prices)
return futuresContractPrices(merged_data)