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recalculation during run time

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[2017-07-27 08:44:14]
jizzary - Posts: 177
Hi

During runtime I see recalculation events which has not caused by a user nor by the studies

What is causing these events at the course of regular trading time ?

Is there a way to block them ?

Tnx
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[2017-07-27 14:08:20]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
This is explained here:
Chart Studies: References to Other Charts and Tagging

No you cannot block these.
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[2017-07-30 21:47:58]
jizzary - Posts: 177
sorry to go back.

I have study A (on chart #1) that is merely reading persistant data from study B (ob chart #3)

why forcing it going thru recalculation. study A is the one that makes trading decision - and it
definitely doesn't need the recalculation. vice versa, it just complicates things.

will be great if you can support thru ACSIL subgraph settings to ignore recacluation in case of being tagged

pls consider. tnx
Date Time Of Last Edit: 2017-07-30 21:49:12
[2017-07-31 02:40:28]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
is merely reading persistant data from study B (ob chart #3)
Any recalculation on this chart will cause chart 1 to be recalculated. So you need to understand why chart 3 is being recalculated.
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[2017-07-31 08:27:59]
jizzary - Posts: 177
I think that your conclusion for this specific case is untrue

Study-A has all the abilities to manage changing data on study-B persistent data

Further, no subhraph other than study-A depends on study-B's data

Therefore, I'm sure there is no need for recalculation

Since I understand that you can't support every study's needs, I think the best way
is to give means that the study developer can use. What I suggest is a control flag
thru ACSIL I/F - to allow block any recalculation if this is true for study needs.
In this case recalculation mechanis, will skip recalculating a tagged study for recalculation.

I don't want to further waste your time on this issue. I think it is a righr attitude.
If you agree to adapt it it will be of assistance.

Tnx.
[2017-08-12 03:58:21]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
In regards to:
What I suggest is a control flag
thru ACSIL I/F - to allow block any recalculation if this is true for study needs.
In this case recalculation mechanis, will skip recalculating a tagged study for recalculation.


In the next release this variable will be added to accomplish this:
sc.MaintainReferenceToOtherChartsForPersistentVariables

You will want to set it to 0.
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Date Time Of Last Edit: 2017-08-12 03:58:46
[2017-08-14 09:46:17]
jizzary - Posts: 177
I'm glad I have the opportunity to contribute to this great platform.

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