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e.Time vs ToTime
I'm calculating variables in OnMarketData that are dependent on time, specifically seconds. Some of the calcs aren't working properly when using ToTime. I noticed when doing a print of e.Time and ToTime in OMD (onmarketdata), that ToTime lags e.Time. Any suggesstions for a datetime structure that will match e.Time values in OMD that can be compared using booleans?Tags: None
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I'm analyzing OnMarketData events at the tick level and trying to use the lowest timeframe available in NT to group the data, which is the seconds timeframe as far as I know. I need to be able to determine when a second has passed so that I can reset the variables and begin processing incoming data again. ToTime gives me an integer to compare but it lags e.Time so it skews the results.
How can I use ToTime to convert e.Time to an integer? That would be ideal.Last edited by mgin98; 09-28-2010, 02:29 PM.
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