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hi @wiwat-tharateeraparb I have tried to implement this recursively but am running into issues
here is my implementation
def get_all_children(chain_ric, visited, rics):
children, _ = expand_chain_ric(chain_ric)
if chain_ric.endswith('.xbo') and not chain_ric.startswith('0#'):
rics.add(chain_ric)
children = [child for child in children if child not in visited]
print('CHAIN RIC: ' + chain_ric)
if children:
for child in children:
if child in visited:
pass
visited.append(child)
get_all_children(child, visited, rics)
return None
I appear to be missing some RICs however. I am expecting ~3500 constituent rics but I am only getting ~2000. From what I understand pyfra is no longer officially supported by refinitiv could this be causing the issue here? Are there RICS that "live on an island" so to speak and can only be accessed if you have the address? Thanks for your help.
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hi @wiwat-tharateeraparb I have tried to implement this recursively but am running into issues
here is my implementation
I appear to be missing some RICs however. I am expecting ~3500 constituent rics but I am only getting ~2000. From what I understand pyfra is no longer officially supported by refinitiv could this be causing the issue here? Are there RICS that "live on an island" so to speak and can only be accessed if you have the address? Thanks for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: