Is there a reason for an indicator class to have a destructor?
I implemented one containing just a Print() statement. I found that it is eventually called. I did a bunch of NinjaScript refreshes of my chart and saw a lot of Terminates but no destructor call. After a bit of sitting while pondering the mysteries of NinjaTrader, the destructor printouts started happening. At this point, all of the objects' destructors did get called. I'm presuming that I was seeing caching and eventually a timeout, but I'm only guessing.
The basic question: does an indicator ever need a destructor, or should all cleanup be done in Terminate and there be no destructor?
I implemented one containing just a Print() statement. I found that it is eventually called. I did a bunch of NinjaScript refreshes of my chart and saw a lot of Terminates but no destructor call. After a bit of sitting while pondering the mysteries of NinjaTrader, the destructor printouts started happening. At this point, all of the objects' destructors did get called. I'm presuming that I was seeing caching and eventually a timeout, but I'm only guessing.
The basic question: does an indicator ever need a destructor, or should all cleanup be done in Terminate and there be no destructor?
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