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Post From: Fast recalculation? Why it is different when we change study settings?
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| mbilyanov - Posts: 62 |
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Hi, I would like to re-run a calculation on a study and update bits that include previous bars. I know that after the first call, next function calls operate only on the latest bar (with autolooping). What I have noticed is that if I trigger the recalculation using one of the following: sc.FlagFullRecalculate = true; //or sc.FlagToReloadChartData = true; I get a progress bar and a lengthy reloading process. This forces the iterating index to start from `0` and all of the subgraph is repopulated. What I don't understand is, we get the same kind of recalculation by bringing up the `study` window and clicking the `OK` button. Only that this is a lot faster and we do not get the reloading progress bar. A study will be fully calculated/recalculated when it is added to a chart, any time its Input settings are changed, another study is added or removed from a chart, when the Study Window is closed with OK or the settings are applied. Or under other conditions which can cause a full recalculation. What is the difference between the `OK` button and the `variables` approach? Is there a faster way to force a re-evaluation of the arrays without actually reloading all of the data? Date Time Of Last Edit: 2020-11-22 16:25:09
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