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Check out the new article: Developing a Replay System (Part 66): Playing the service (VII).
In this article, we will implement the first solution that will allow us to determine when a new bar may appear on the chart. This solution is applicable in a wide variety of situations. Understanding its development will help you grasp several important aspects. The content presented here is intended solely for educational purposes. Under no circumstances should the application be viewed for any purpose other than to learn and master the concepts presented.
In this article, we will begin by doing something a little different. But first, let's briefly recap what was covered in the previous article "Developing a Replay System (Part 65): Playing the service (VI)". There, we addressed the issue related to the percentage indicator provided by the mouse pointer. Previously, during replay or simulation using this indicator, an incorrect value was being displayed. In addition, we implemented a system that enables fast-forwarding, allowing us to jump to a specific point without having to wait several minutes or even hours in some cases. However, before continuing with this article, I would like you to watch the video below. This will help you better understand the points I will explain at the beginning of this article.
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I think the video speaks for itself. Still, I would like to explain a bit about what is happening. This replay/simulation application relies heavily on the use of a customized asset. That much is clear, and I believe everyone agrees on this point. However, there are failures that are not caused by the programming we are doing. These failures have different origins. Some are unusual, and others occur almost randomly. When the cause of the issue can be identified, we are able to address it. However, when the problem occurs randomly, the situation changes, and we must learn to work around it.
Author: Daniel Jose