danielscales102
01 Apr 2025, 09:42 ( Updated at: 03 Apr 2025, 05:49 )

Hello, you need to ensure that when the end time is earlier than the start time, the end time should be adjusted to the next day. Here’s how you can modify your code:

Key Modifications:

• Adjust the End Time for the Second Session: When calculating the end time for the second session, if it’s earlier than the start time, simply add a day to the end time.
• Update the Logic in the Calculate Method: Ensure that the session data is correctly interpreted based on the adjusted end time.

Here's the modified section of your code:

csharp
public override void Calculate(int index)
{
   if (index < 0 || index >= Bars.Count) return;

   var bar = Bars[index];
   var barTime = bar.OpenTime;

   // Session 1 Logic
   var session1StartTime = new DateTime(barTime.Year, barTime.Month, barTime.Day).Add(_session1Start);
   var session1EndTime = new DateTime(barTime.Year, barTime.Month, barTime.Day).Add(_session1End);
   if (_session1End < _session1Start) session1EndTime = session1EndTime.AddDays(1);

   // Check and process Session 1
   if (barTime >= session1StartTime && barTime <= session1EndTime)
   {
       // Similar logic as before...
   }

   // Session 2 Logic
   var session2StartTime = new DateTime(barTime.Year, barTime.Month, barTime.Day).Add(_session2Start);
   var session2EndTime = new DateTime(barTime.Year, barTime.Month, barTime.Day).Add(_session2End);
   // Adjust for overnight session
   if (_session2End < _session2Start) session2EndTime = session2EndTime.AddDays(1);

   // Check and process Session 2
   if (barTime >= session2StartTime && barTime <= session2EndTime)
   {
       // Similar logic as before...
   }
}