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| Post subject: When exactly is onBar caled with respect to onTick? |
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Posted: Mon 12 Jul, 2010, 03:02
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Can you please give details on when exactly onBar is called? Yes I know it is called upon the completion of each new bar, when exactly is a new bar completed? For example, it could be completed exactly on a time boundary, or it could be completed when a new tick comes in that is outside the time boundary of the prior bar. So when is onBar called? Is it called before the new tick for a new bar arrives? Or is it called after the new tick arrives?
Please explain.
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| Post subject: Re: When exactly is onBar caled with respect to onTick? |
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Posted: Mon 12 Jul, 2010, 14:37
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I had this exact same question a while back. onBar is called on the next tick AFTER the current bar finishes. So according to your question, it is after the new tick arrives.
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| Post subject: Re: When exactly is onBar caled with respect to onTick? |
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