ADL® Documentation
- Fundamental Concepts
- ADL Learning Guide
- Basic Blocks
- Trading Blocks
- Discrete Blocks
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Miscellaneous Blocks
- Round Block
- Display To Decimal Block
- Formula Block
- Average Block
- Stopwatch Block
- Clock Block
- Note Block
- Random Number Block
- Pause Block
- Log Block
- IsNumber Block
- Once True Always True Block
- Not Block
- Loop Block
- Exit Block
- Risk Block
- Workup State Block
- Alert Block
- Math Block
- Actor Blocks
- TT Analytics Block
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Advanced Concepts
- Sniper Algo
- Order of Discrete Event Message Propagation
- Grouped Blocks and Library Functionality
- Rules Of Virtualization
- Jump Blocks
- Safety And Preventive Design With Visual Feedback
- Flip For Sell Orders Functionality
- Dynamic Data ExchangeLink
- Leave Orders On Pause Or Cancel
- Creating and Launching Order Ticket Algorithms (OTAs)
- Breakpoint Functionality
- Algorithm Behavior At Market Close and Disconnect
- Exporting Block Output Values
Exit Block
Operations
The Exit Block is used to dispose a specific copy of a virtualized block that may become no longer needed in an algorithm. Keep in mind that having unused copies of a virtualized block alive in an algorithm can have an impact on the overall performance of the algorithm.
The Exit Block can only be placed in a virtualized block, and is triggered when:
turns
to TRUE, or,
message
enters the Exit Block
Note: To create an Exit Block, navigate to the inside of a virtualized block, right-click anywhere on the canvas, and then select "Add Exit Block."
Warning: If a copy of a virtualized block contains smart trading blocks (e.g., Order Block) which are working orders in the market, the disposal of that copy will not delete the working orders. Instead, the working orders will remain in the book until the order is filled or the algorithm is paused / canceled.
