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I think so, yes. Currently it’s used internally to figure out when to fire event for historical data. I can expose.
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Hi Abel, Can we monitor for this event rather than waiting around for a nominal amount of time to check if a buffer has been populated? It becomes compelling when iterating through a large symbol list... Thank you.
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Ok. So if put a listener on HISTORICALDATA that will achieve the same thing?
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I think so, yes. Currently it’s used internally to figure out when to fire event for historical data. I can expose.
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yes, exactly. That would be the recommended solution
Will do. Thanks again.
Hi Abel, Can we monitor for this event rather than waiting around for a nominal amount of time to check if a buffer has been populated? It becomes compelling when iterating through a large symbol list... Thank you.