TimeFrame

if (TimeFrame  < TimeFrame.Daily)
    Print("Intraday Trading");

if api.TimeFrame  < TimeFrame.Daily:
    print("Intraday Trading")

using cAlgo.API;

namespace cAlgo
{
    // This sample indicator shows how to get a time frame from user via parameters and the get that time frame bars
    // Also you can use the pre-defined time frames
    public partial class Test : Indicator
    {
        // Getting time frame via a parameter from user

        protected override void Initialize()
        {
            Print("Name: ", UserSelectedTimeFrame.Name, " | Short Name: ", UserSelectedTimeFrame.ShortName);

            // Getting another time frame bars data, using user selected time frame
            var barsBasedOnUserSelectedTimeFrame = MarketData.GetBars(UserSelectedTimeFrame);
            // Getting another time frame bars data, using pre-defined TimeFrames
            var barsBasedOnOtherTimeFrame = MarketData.GetBars(TimeFrame.Day2);
        }

        public override void Calculate(int index)
        {
        }
    }
}

import clr
clr.AddReference("cAlgo.API")

from cAlgo.API import *

class Test():
    def initialize(self):
        api.Print(f"Name: {api.UserSelectedTimeFrame.Name} | Short Name: {api.UserSelectedTimeFrame.ShortName}")
        # Getting another time frame bars data, using user selected time frame
        barsBasedOnUserSelectedTimeFrame = api.MarketData.GetBars(api.UserSelectedTimeFrame)
        # Getting another time frame bars data, using pre-defined TimeFrames
        barsBasedOnOtherTimeFrame = api.MarketData.GetBars(TimeFrame.Day2)

{
  "AccessRights": "None",
  "TimeZone": "UTC",
  "IsOverlay": true,
  "Parameters": [
    {
      "Name": "UserSelectedTimeFrame",
      "DisplayName": "Time Frame",
      "Type": "TimeFrame",
      "DefaultValue": "Daily"
    }
  ]
}