Hi nivi,

you need two additional variables (that need to be intrabarpersist) and then store the value of the first variable in the second and then store the current close in the first variable. This way you can compare the value of the last two real time ticks using these two new variables.

Regards,

ABCTG

nivi 

Sorry but I dont understand Historical bar is no problem, it works on real time. You say: "You will require two variables for that on each code calculation store the value of the first variable in the second and then store the current close in the first variable. This way you can compare the value of the last two real time ticks." That's not the problem. Look the code:   Code t2 = t1; t1 = SecondsFromDateTime(ComputerDateTime) + MillisecondsFromDateTime(ComputerDateTime) / 1000; The problem is that this code must be executed every time a new level in the price occurs. Of course intrabar.

Sorry. I can't understand you.

 

Code

[IntrabarOrderGeneration = true] variables: timeNow(0), t1(0), t2(0); timeNow = SecondsFromDateTime(ComputerDateTime) + MillisecondsFromDateTime(ComputerDateTime / 1000); t2 = t1; t1 = timeNow; plot1(t1); plot2(t2);

For this code, t1 change on every change of the price level.
t2 only change when new bar 1 minute is formed.

I can't understand this.

Now I Undernstand. I am working on new code.

Hi nivi,

this might be helpful to you, too: https://www.multicharts.com/trading-software/index.php/IntraBarPersist

Regards,

ABCTG

nivi 

Now I Undernstand. I am working on new code.