How to determine if your indicator is a repainter - 2 easy methods - page 2
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I test repainting a bit differently : place it on chart, let it run, then go to parameters, simply press OK and if it changed after that compared to what I saw before pressing OK, it is a repainter
Not a bad way either
Not a bad way either
Yes, because repainters will change past values only when you change parameters, time frame or symbols - I find that it is easiest just to simulate parameters change - the change is very easy to see then
I test repainting a bit differently : place it on chart, let it run, then go to parameters, simply press OK and if it changed after that compared to what I saw before pressing OK, it is a repainter
That's a good method as well, thanks for sharing.