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Date/Time: Wed, 05 Feb 2025 19:04:11 +0000
Full recalculations on new bars
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| [2020-03-29 21:03:41] |
| User980227 - Posts: 7 |
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Hello, I have a study for which the parameters change over time and are output in a text file. I would like to write a script in SC that reads the parameters from the text file at each bar iteration and proceeds to full recalculations like moving averages. But I read that using automatic looping would not fully recalculate moving averages on new bars. What would be the solution please for full moving average recalculations on new bars? Thank you very much for your help. Sebastian |
| [2020-03-30 06:12:30] |
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Is the moving average calculated by your study?
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| [2020-03-30 07:20:26] |
| User980227 - Posts: 7 |
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No, I use sc.SimpleMovAvg() for the moment. If I recode this function then it will fully recalculate at each new bar? Thank you Sebastian |
| [2020-03-30 17:27:36] |
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We understand. You are calling that ACSIL function. Therefore, you would want to use manual looping. At the time you want to do a full recalculation, fully recalculate the average across all chart bars and specify the Index parameter when calling the function.
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