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InMemoryOrderBookSide

Struct InMemoryOrderBookSide 

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pub struct InMemoryOrderBookSide { /* private fields */ }
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An in-memory order book side implementation using a binary heap.

Orders are stored in a max-heap for efficient priority-based retrieval:

  • Bids: sorted by price (highest first), then by time
  • Asks: sorted by price (lowest first), then by time

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impl InMemoryOrderBookSide

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pub fn new(side: BookSide) -> Self

Creates a new empty order book side for the given side.

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use clob_sync::order_book_side::{BookSide, InMemoryOrderBookSide};

let bids = InMemoryOrderBookSide::new(BookSide::Bids);
let asks = InMemoryOrderBookSide::new(BookSide::Asks);

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impl Debug for InMemoryOrderBookSide

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl OrderBookSide for InMemoryOrderBookSide

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fn try_cross(&mut self, order: &Order) -> Result<Matches>

Attempts to cross an order against existing orders on this side of the book.
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fn allocate(&mut self, order: Order)

Allocates an order to this side of the book (after no-cross or partial cross).
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impl Sealed for InMemoryOrderBookSide

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