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theimperialone
2006.06.17 14:54
hi there,
I have a little problem. my indicator uses the call curtime() to get the server time and also uses LocalTime() to get my time. TimeDifference = CurTime() - LocalTime(); My intention is to use these together to work out the start of the day from my perspective. Now it works perfectly when the markets are open but when they are closed it does not because CurTime() returns the time of the last tick. Now I can see two possible solutions to this: 1. is there another call i can make to get the real time of the server? For example. ... TimeDifference = GenuineServerTime() - LocalTime(); 2. can i test to see if the market is open. If it is then use curtime and store off the difference in a GLobal varibale for later reuse if the market is not open: if (MarketIsOpen()) { TimeDifference = CurTime() - LocalTime(); GlobalVariableSet("TimeDifference",TimeDifference ) } else { TimeDifference = GlobalVariableGet("TimeDifference"); } Can anyone help me fill in the missing links for either option for me or come up with another suggestion. thanks TheImperial1 |
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Tatyana
2006.06.28 16:00
You can try to use the MODE_TRADEALLOWED identifier from the MarketInfo() function.
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hyperdimension
2012.01.17 17:45
MODE_TRADEALLOWED is basically useless, as it's always 1 even during the weekend.
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WHRoeder
2012.01.17 18:25
theimperialone: Now it works perfectly when the markets are open but when they are closed it does not because CurTime() returns the time of the last tick.
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RaptorUK
2012.01.17 18:28
WHRoeder: That's what can happen when someone dredges up a 5 1/2 year old thread ;-)
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