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SegmentGenerator

Struct SegmentGenerator 

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pub struct SegmentGenerator { /* private fields */ }
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Generates IFRS 8 / ASC 280 segment reporting data.

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impl SegmentGenerator

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pub fn new(seed: u64) -> Self

Create a new segment generator with the given seed.

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pub fn generate( &mut self, company_code: &str, period: &str, consolidated_revenue: Decimal, consolidated_profit: Decimal, consolidated_assets: Decimal, entity_seeds: &[SegmentSeed], total_depreciation: Option<Decimal>, ) -> (Vec<OperatingSegment>, SegmentReconciliation)

Generate operating segments and a reconciliation for one fiscal period.

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  • company_code – group / parent company code used in output records
  • period – fiscal period label (e.g. “2024-03”)
  • consolidated_revenue – total external revenue from the consolidated IS
  • consolidated_profit – consolidated operating profit
  • consolidated_assets – consolidated total assets
  • entity_seeds – one entry per legal entity / product line to derive segments from
  • total_depreciation – consolidated D&A from the depreciation run (e.g. DepreciationRun.total_depreciation). When Some, distributed to segments proportionally to their share of total assets. When None, D&A is approximated as 50–80 % of each segment’s CapEx (a reasonable synthetic-data heuristic).
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(segments, reconciliation) where the reconciliation ties segment totals back to the consolidated figures passed in.

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pub fn generate_from_journal_entries( &mut self, journal_entries: &[JournalEntry], companies: &[(String, String)], period: &str, ic_elimination_amount: Decimal, ) -> (Vec<OperatingSegment>, SegmentReconciliation)

Generate operating segments from actual journal entry data per entity.

For each company, aggregates JEs by GL account prefix:

  • Revenue (4xxx): net credits
  • COGS (5xxx): net debits
  • OpEx (6xxx + 7xxx): net debits
  • Assets (1xxx): debit balances (snapshot from all entries)
  • Liabilities (2xxx): credit balances
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  • journal_entries – slice of all journal entries to aggregate
  • companies(code, name) tuples identifying each segment entity
  • period – fiscal period label (e.g. "2025-Q1")
  • ic_elimination_amount – known intercompany elimination to embed in the reconciliation
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(segments, reconciliation) where each segment corresponds to one company and the reconciliation ties all segment totals to the consolidated figures.

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