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Determines how often OnBarUpdate() is called for each bar. OnBarClose means once at the close of the bar. OnEachTick means on every single tick. OnPriceChange means once for each price change. If there were two ticks in a row with the same price, the second tick would not trigger OnBarUpdate(). This can improve performance if calculations are only needed when new values are possible.
Notes: 1.On a historical data set, only the OHLCVT of the bar is known and not each tick that made up the bar. As a result, State.Historical data processes OnBarUpdate() only on the close of each historical bar even if this property is set to OnEachTick or OnPriceChange. You can use TickReplay or a Multi-time frame script to obtain intrabar data. 2.When set to Calculate OnPriceChange, the OnBarUpdate() method is ONLY called when the price has changed intrabar OR when the bar has closed |
An enum value determining the how frequently OnBarUpdate() will be called. Default value is set to Calculate.OnBarClose
Warning: If your script relies on volume updates OnPriceChange should NOT be used since it can potentially miss volume updates if they occur at the same price |
Calculate.OnBarClose
Calculate.OnEachTick
Calculate.OnPriceChange
Tips: 1.Calculating indicators or systems for each incoming tick can be CPU intensive. Only calculate indicators on each incoming tick if you have a requirement to calculate it intra-bar. 2.For an example of how to separate some logic to be Calculate = Calculate.OnBarClose and other logic to be .OnEachTick please see this reference sample. 3.Embedded scripts within a calling parent script should not use a different Calculate property since it is already utilizing the Calculate property of the parent script (i.e. the strategy your indicator is called from). 4. Since the parent NinjaScript therefore governs this setting, it should be set to the highest needed setting satisfying all its childs. |
protected override void OnStateChange() |