I understand that setComputeOnClose() is used to eliminate ticks and main() is only called for bar closes.
But if I specify a study based on a different interval, especially one shorter than the chart interval, should I see bar closes for that shorter interval?
As far as I can see I don't, which makes some of my processing a bit difficult. I had expected I would, especially because I could instead have a different symbol and interval, and would certainly expect to see the bar closes for that (the market is now closed so I can't test that easily).
If I'm right, is this a bug, or by design? I can put together a short test script if that's useful to demonstrate the problem.
Thanks
Dave
But if I specify a study based on a different interval, especially one shorter than the chart interval, should I see bar closes for that shorter interval?
As far as I can see I don't, which makes some of my processing a bit difficult. I had expected I would, especially because I could instead have a different symbol and interval, and would certainly expect to see the bar closes for that (the market is now closed so I can't test that easily).
If I'm right, is this a bug, or by design? I can put together a short test script if that's useful to demonstrate the problem.
Thanks
Dave
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