Hi,
I'm hoping someone can confirm my understanding (or tell me where I'm wrong and how it really works) of how a lower interval study (in this case 15 minutes) would interact with an EFS running on a higher interval (in this case 60 minutes).
In RT mode I would expect the following behavior if ComputeOnClose() is not set and there is no checks for NEWBAR in the code:
1) For each tick isn't set) the called (15 minute) study would return it's value for that tick, which the calling study can use.
2) That the 60 minute close on the higher interval chart would line up with the 4th 15 minute close on the lower ineterval
And if we only return values from the 15 minute study on NEWBAR:
1) The higher interval EFS will get only 4 returns in a 60 minute bar, starting on the first tick of the 60 minute bar.
For Historical data:
1) That the only value returned to the 60 minute interval from the 15 minute interval study would be that last 15 minute value (#2 above).
Is this correct?
Thanks,
Garth
I'm hoping someone can confirm my understanding (or tell me where I'm wrong and how it really works) of how a lower interval study (in this case 15 minutes) would interact with an EFS running on a higher interval (in this case 60 minutes).
In RT mode I would expect the following behavior if ComputeOnClose() is not set and there is no checks for NEWBAR in the code:
1) For each tick isn't set) the called (15 minute) study would return it's value for that tick, which the calling study can use.
2) That the 60 minute close on the higher interval chart would line up with the 4th 15 minute close on the lower ineterval
And if we only return values from the 15 minute study on NEWBAR:
1) The higher interval EFS will get only 4 returns in a 60 minute bar, starting on the first tick of the 60 minute bar.
For Historical data:
1) That the only value returned to the 60 minute interval from the 15 minute interval study would be that last 15 minute value (#2 above).
Is this correct?
Thanks,
Garth
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