Interface IHeatmapTimerConsumer

Namespace

ATAS.Indicators.Heatmap

Assembly

ATAS.Indicators.dll

Optional capability: receive periodic timer ticks. Most indicators do not need this; only opt in if the indicator must do work on a wall clock rather than in response to incoming data — for example, to expire stale state at session boundaries when no trade tick has arrived to wake the indicator up.

Added in ATAS 8.0.15.

public interface IHeatmapTimerConsumer

Extension Methods

Extensions.ConvertToMyTrade<T>(T, Portfolio, Security, Action<MyTrade, T>)

LoggerHelper.DisposeLogger(object)

LoggerHelper.LogDebug(object, string, params object?[])

LoggerHelper.LogError(object, string, Exception, bool)

LoggerHelper.LogError(object, string, params object?[])

LoggerHelper.LogFatal(object, string, Exception, bool)

LoggerHelper.LogInfo(object, string, params object?[])

LoggerHelper.LogWarn(object, string, params object?[])

Methods

ProcessTimerAsync(HeatmapIndicatorTimerTick, CancellationToken)

Handles one timer tick. The platform raises ticks from its periodic UI timer, except while the live heatmap is stopped, and calls this method on the instance's own task, serialised with the other callbacks.

ValueTask ProcessTimerAsync(HeatmapIndicatorTimerTick tick, CancellationToken cancellationToken)

Parameters

tick HeatmapIndicatorTimerTick

The tick; TimestampNanos is the UTC wall-clock time when the tick was raised, in nanoseconds since the Unix epoch.

cancellationToken CancellationToken

Cancelled when the per-call timeout expires or the instance is shut down.

Returns

ValueTask

A task that completes when the tick has been handled.