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Hi Community,

i noticed some weard behviour when selecting the 60 minute scale in the chartview.
maybe i have to implement the dataprovider differently but i would appreciate help in this matter because i have no clue why that error occurs.

to show the problem you may only need these two types.

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internal class CustomDataSetProvider : DataSetProviderBase { private List<DataSet> _dataSet = []; public override List<DataSet> DataSets => _dataSet; public override string Name => "Custom"; public override void Initialize() { _dataSet.Add( new DataSet { PreferredDataProviderName = "Custom", Name = "Custom", IsDynamicEnabled = false, IsUserCreated = false, ReadOnlySymbols = true, Symbols = ["SYMBOL"], }); } } internal class CustomDataProvider : DataProviderBase { public override string Name => "Custom"; public override bool SupportsScale(HistoryScale scale) => true; protected override BarHistory GetHistoryInternal(string symbol, HistoryScale scale, DateTime startDate, DateTime endDate, int maxBars) { Debug.WriteLine($"{symbol} - {scale}."); // Return some dummy data. var bh = new BarHistory(symbol, scale); bh.Add(DateTime.UtcNow, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0); return bh; } }


when traversing thru the scale settings in the ui beside the exception it also runs twice with the 30 minute scale into the gethistorybarinternal.



kind regards
mike
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#1
What you call weird behavior is in fact documented in the Historical Data Provider API > Compress30MinuteBarsFor60Minute.
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You are absolutely right.
Disabling the flag did the trick.
Thank you very much.
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