Discussion of article "Developing graphical interfaces for Expert Advisors and indicators based on .Net Framework and C#" - page 8
You are missing trading opportunities:
- Free trading apps
- Over 8,000 signals for copying
- Economic news for exploring financial markets
Registration
Log in
You agree to website policy and terms of use
If you do not have an account, please register
I'm not talking about the thong, I'm talking about IEEE-754, there's no dot.
Oh, I get it.
So you're not picking it up from the label, you're picking it up some other way?
How, can you tell me how?you have a unique C# :-) don't lose it by accident - it may be the only copy in the world. The more time passes, the more expensive it is.
I can do it without this controller.
That's not what we're talking about here.
I'm wondering if this chip breathes in the article.
Let's say inside the Sharpe algorithm we want to sum bid and ask.
will it work out on the fly?
PS
you've stopped talking, my friend ;)
...
let's say inside the Sharpe algorithm we want to sum the bid and ask.
can we do it on the fly?
...
So pass the two doubles to Sharp and sum them there.
So pass the two doubles to Sharp and sum them up there.
I can do it without the controller.
That's not what we're talking about here.
I'm wondering if this chip can breathe in the article.
Let's say inside the Sharpe algorithm we want to sum up bid and ask.
will it work out on the fly?
PS
you've stopped talking, my friend ;)
in Sharp double is the same as everywhere else. There is a standard for it.
How you got the dependence on decimal separator is unknown to me, I don't even know how to face such a problem to solve it :-)
in Sharp's double is the same as anywhere else. There is a standard for it.
How you got the dependence on decimal separator I don't know, I don't even know how to face such a problem to solve it :-)
read the comments at the bottom of the article and don't mess with my head.
it's nonsense to you, but not to me anymore.
http://i-const-t.blogspot.com/2011/03/net-c.html
realised what your problem is !
you don't use C# directly, you use mechanically the library presented in the article and drag data to/from a form in another process via text or something.
because in sharpe adding two dubs is like fingers against the pavement :-)
Rel.notes: static method that takes two dables and returns the third one.
I see what your problem is !
you don't use C# directly, you use mechanically the library presented in the article and drag data to/from a form in another process via text or something.
because in sharpe adding two dubs is like fingers against the pavement :-)
Rel.notes: static method that takes two dables and returns a third one.
That is still this miracle gui controller is not enough for full-fledged work without crutches, you need to modify it.
right?
That is, this miracle controller is still not enough for a full-fledged work, it is necessary to complete it.
right?
Well, yes...and the author of the article doesn't hide it and probably doesn't mind additions/upgrades.
the article has a rather original way of separating logic from the view and placing forms separately. but with its own problems - but you can quickly build visually and develop/maintain the form separately :-))
Application does not exempt from the need to learn C# and understand the mechanics of such work. Good stuff, but not a"silver bullet"
That is still this miracle gui controller is not enough for full-fledged work without crutches, it is necessary to complete it.
right?
Your questions make me stand or fall. What do crutches have to do with it, if the goal was to show the interrelation of the form with the trade expert? If you need calculations inside c# library - pass data for calculation through your function. The article will not contain 100500 functions for each separate task. If you don't have enough knowledge to write your own function - pass it via string and then convert it to double - it's almost elementary.