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Replay date and time

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[2019-06-29 16:43:51]
seandunaway - Posts: 213
I'm having trouble keeping up with where I am in regards to time during Trading DOM chart replays.

In the Replay Chart (Control Panel), would it be reasonable to display the current replay time?

Perhaps the Date and Time text controls could keep this information once they become disabled during Play and Paused, or in the title bar.
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[2019-06-30 01:49:04]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
This can be viewed directly within the chart itself which is currently active. This is what it is based on. Make sure those Date and Time fields are displayed:
Working With Charts: Region Data Line / Chart Header
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Date Time Of Last Edit: 2019-06-30 01:50:08
[2019-06-30 03:44:39]
seandunaway - Posts: 213
That's helpful, thank you.

Can you think of an existing way to show this on Trade DOMs? I can't get a chart header or horizontal time axis on there. Also, I've tried adding a time study but it logs the live time versus the replay time.
[2019-06-30 03:49:30]
seandunaway - Posts: 213
Ah, I see the value of this now. Each chart can replay independently, brilliant.
[2019-06-30 04:21:19]
seandunaway - Posts: 213
I think sc.CurrentDateTimeForReplay will work, thanks!


SCString ValueText = sc.DateTimeToString(sc.CurrentDateTimeForReplay, FLAG_DT_COMPLETE_DATETIME);
sc.AddAndManageSingleTextDrawingForStudy(sc, false, 10, 10, sc.Subgraph[0], false, ValueText, true);

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