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self.path.write(header)
def write_unibar(self, tick):
# We're getting an array
uniBar = {
"barTimestamp": tick["barTimestamp"],
"tickTimestamp": tick["timestamp"],
"open": tick["bidPrice"],
"high": tick["bidPrice"],
"low": tick["bidPrice"],
"close": tick["bidPrice"],
"volume": tick["bidVolume"],
}
if not self._firstUniBar:
self._firstUniBar = uniBar # Store first and ...
self._lastUniBar = uniBar # ... last bar data for header.
self.path.write(
pack(
"<iiddddQii",
int(uniBar["barTimestamp"]), # Bar datetime.
0, # Add 4 bytes of padding.
uniBar["open"],
uniBar["high"],
uniBar["low"],
uniBar["close"], # OHLCV values.
max(
int(uniBar["volume"]), 1
), # Volume (documentation says it's a double, though it's stored as a long int).
int(uniBar["tickTimestamp"]), # The current time within a bar.
4,
)
) # Flag to launch an expert (0 - bar will be modified, but the expert will not be launched).
def pack_ticks(self, ticks):
# Transform universal bar list to binary bar data (56 Bytes per bar)
model = self._priv[4]
# Every tick model
if model == 0:
for tick in ticks:
self.write_unibar(tick)
# Control points model
elif model == 1:
startTimestamp = None
self.write_unibar(ticks[0])
lowPrice = highPrice = ticks[0]["bidPrice"]
for tick in ticks[1:]:
# Beginning of the M1 bar's timeline.
tick["barTimestamp"] = (
int(tick["timestamp"]) - int(tick["timestamp"]) % 60
)
if not startTimestamp:
startTimestamp = tick["barTimestamp"]
# Determines the end of the M1 bar.
endTimestampTimeline = startTimestamp + 60
if tick["bidPrice"] < lowPrice:
lowPrice = tick["bidPrice"]
self.write_unibar(tick)
elif tick["bidPrice"] > highPrice:
highPrice = tick["bidPrice"]
self.write_unibar(tick)
elif tick["timestamp"] >= endTimestampTimeline:
startTimestamp = tick["barTimestamp"]
self.write_unibar(tick)
# Open price model
elif model == 2:
self.write_unibar(ticks[0])
def finalize(self):
# Fixup the header.
self.path.seek(216)
fix = bytearray()
fix += pack(
"<III",
self.barCount,
int(
self._firstUniBar["barTimestamp"]
), # Modelling start date - date of the first tick.
int(self._lastUniBar["barTimestamp"]),
) # Modelling end date - date of the last tick.
self.path.write(fix)
self.path.seek(472)
fix = bytearray()
fix += pack(
"<II",
int(
self._firstUniBar["barTimestamp"]
), # Tester start date - date of the first tick.
int(self._lastUniBar["barTimestamp"]),
) # Tester end date - date of the last tick.
self.path.write(fix)
class HCC(Output):
"""Output ticks in HCC file format."""