tick size for Initialize()

[koganam]

So this way it could be inside the channel or TickSize outside the channel,whatever appears,for both - either long or short,correct?

If the expression returns true, that means that the "Close/current price" is within a maximum of one tick outside of the SMA of the Highs and Lows. Period.

[outsource]

If the expression returns true, that means that the "Close/current price" is within a maximum of one tick outside of the SMA of the Highs and Lows. Period.

So is it applicable for the both sides - Long and Short?The expression you provided creates the tick range,correct? What "if the expression returns true" means?I`m not that good with the C# brogue yet.

[koganam]

So is it applicable for the both sides - Long and Short?The expression you provided creates the tick range,correct? What "if the expression returns true" means?I`m not that good with the C# brogue yet.

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ref: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173144.aspx

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh147285(VS.88).aspx

[outsource]

Search engines are very useful, but only if we use them.

ref: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173144.aspx
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...85(VS.88).aspx

yeah,sure...thanks for the good morning laugh!

[giogio1]

Hello,
I've actually found a possible way to access TickSize from Initialize()

#region Variables
protected double tickSizeForum = 0;
#endregion Variables

protected override void Initialize()
{
this.tickSizeForum = base.Instrument.MasterInstrument.TickSize;
}

and then, being that this is not supported, we check that this actually works

protected override void OnStartUp()
{
if (this.tickSizeForum != base.Instrument.MasterInstrument.TickSize) throw new InvalidOperationException("tickSize taken from Initialize() has changed in OnStartUp()");
}

Regards,
giogio