Beispiel #1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Listener: Price history request is completed
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="request"></param>
        /// <param name="response"></param>
        public void onRequestCompleted(IPriceHistoryCommunicatorRequest request, IPriceHistoryCommunicatorResponse response)
        {
            // try to find the collection (must be created at the moment when the request is sent)
            PeriodCollection coll = null;

            mHistories.TryGetValue(request, out coll);
            if (coll != null)
            {
                // create a reader for the price history data
                O2GMarketDataSnapshotResponseReader reader = mPriceHistoryCommunicator.createResponseReader(response);
                // and read all bars
                for (int i = 0; i < reader.Count; i++)
                {
                    coll.Add(reader.getDate(i), reader.getBidOpen(i), reader.getBidHigh(i), reader.getBidLow(i), reader.getBidClose(i),
                             reader.getAskOpen(i), reader.getAskHigh(i), reader.getAskLow(i), reader.getAskClose(i),
                             reader.getVolume(i));
                }
                // finally notify the collection that all bars are added, so it can
                // add all ticks collected while the request was being executed
                // and start update the data by forthcoming ticks (for alive collections)
                coll.Finish(reader.getLastBarTime(), reader.getLastBarVolume());
            }
            // now we can remove collection from our cache and send it to the application
            mHistories.Remove(request);
            if (coll != null && OnCollectionLoaded != null)
            {
                OnCollectionLoaded(coll);
            }
        }
Beispiel #2
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        /// <summary>
        /// Requests the historical data
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="instrument">The instrument</param>
        /// <param name="timeframe">The timeframe</param>
        /// <param name="from">Date/time to get the data from</param>
        /// <param name="to">Date/time to get the data to</param>
        public void RequestHistory(string instrument, O2GTimeframe timeframe, DateTime from, DateTime to)
        {
            IPriceHistoryCommunicatorRequest request = mPriceHistoryCommunicator.createRequest(instrument, timeframe, from, to, -1);
            // We don't need a pre-created collection for pure historical data, but just lets create it
            // to handle the response in the same way.
            PeriodCollection collection = new PeriodCollection(instrument, timeframe.ID, false, this);

            mHistories[request] = collection;
            mPriceHistoryCommunicator.sendRequest(request);
            // ... to response handling see onRequestCompleted in Price Communicator Event handler section
        }
Beispiel #3
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        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the historical data up to now and subscribe it for price updates
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="instrument">The instrument</param>
        /// <param name="timeframe">The timeframe</param>
        /// <param name="from">The date/time to get the data from</param>
        public void RequestAndSubscribeHistory(string instrument, O2GTimeframe timeframe, DateTime from)
        {
            IPriceHistoryCommunicatorRequest request = mPriceHistoryCommunicator.createRequest(instrument, timeframe, from,
                                                                                               Candleworks.PriceHistoryMgr.Constants.ZERODATE, -1);
            // here we create a collection right now in order to let it subscribe for all ticks (offer changes)
            // which may occur while the request is being executed, so no data is lost because of gap while the server
            // is already collected all data, but the client isn't started to update collection yet.
            PeriodCollection collection = new PeriodCollection(instrument, timeframe.ID, true, this);

            mHistories[request] = collection;
            mPriceHistoryCommunicator.sendRequest(request);
            // ... to response handling see onRequestCompleted in Price Communicator Event handler section
        }