Function to execute OnTick of a lower timeframe

Icham Aidibe 2014.10.23 14:10

Hi,

I'd like a function to be executed on the ontick event but the ontick of a lower timeframe ?

Anyway to do that ?

Rodrigo Malacarne 2014.10.23 14:21 #1

blouf:

Hi,

I'd like a function to be executed on the ontick event but the ontick of a lower timeframe ?

Anyway to do that ?

Hello blouf,

what you want makes no sense, as the tick is always the same, independently of the timeframe.

Regards,
Malacarne

Alain Verleyen 2014.10.23 14:21 #2

blouf:

Hi,

I'd like a function to be executed on the ontick event but the ontick of a lower timeframe ?

Anyway to do that ?

OnTick() is timeframe's independent. What do you mean ?

Lorentzos Roussos 2014.10.23 14:22 #3

blouf:

Hi,

I'd like a function to be executed on the ontick event but the ontick of a lower timeframe ?

Anyway to do that ?

Ticks are the same whether on M1 or H1.

Icham Aidibe 2014.10.23 14:38 #4

LoRio:
Ticks are the same whether on M1 or H1.

Well, it appears that the function is executed only when the new candle appears.

Lorentzos Roussos 2014.10.23 15:07 #5

blouf:
Well, it appears that the function is executed only when the new candle appears.

is there an "if(prevTime!=Time[1])" kind of a command within your code?

Icham Aidibe 2014.10.23 15:27 #6

LoRio:
is there an "if(prevTime!=Time[1])" kind of a command within your code?

Nope there's no.

Just the ontick + function call

Lorentzos Roussos 2014.10.23 15:37 #7

blouf:

Nope there's no.

Just the ontick + function call

Are you reading from High[1] Low[1] Open[1] etc?

Icham Aidibe 2014.10.23 16:41 #8

LoRio:
Are you reading from High[1] Low[1] Open[1] etc?

Neither. As I told you, OnTick + function

Icham Aidibe 2014.11.04 10:29 #9

blouf:
Neither. As I told you, OnTick + function

Definitively not. The OnTick(), is a OnCandle(). Good too, but on higher timeframe, it may take ... 4H :/