Enum Voting

Namespace

DatabentoDotNet.Reference

Assembly

DatabentoDotNet.Reference.dll

The type of voting.

[JsonConverter(typeof(VotingJsonConverter))]
public enum Voting : byte

Extension Methods

ReferenceWireStrings.ToChar(Voting)

Fields

Limited = 76

Limited voting (L).

Multiple = 77

Multiple voting (M).

No = 78

No voting (N).

Voting = 86

Voting (V).

Remarks

One of the nine closed reference enums: byte-backed, one character on the wire, and an unrecognised code is an error rather than an opaque value. ReferenceWireStrings carries the argument for all three.

Voting names both this type and its fourth member, which is upstream's spelling and is kept, for the reason MandVolu gives.

Upstream declares the field Option<Voting> (security.rs:283), but the dictionary lists no blank for it. That is not a contradiction: an Option in serde also covers a field that is absent or JSON null, which is a different thing from the "A Blank value is possible" entry FRACCD, FRACTIONS and PAYTYPE carry and the VOTING group does not. A Voting? response field therefore needs no second converter — System.Text.Json answers a null token for a Nullable<T> itself, without reaching VotingJsonConverter at all. Only the empty string needs one, and only the two enums the dictionary says may be blank can receive it.

Ported from databento-rs/src/reference/enums.rs:3456, and checked against the VOTING group of the vendored corporate_actions.list_enums response, which reports the same four codes.