Discussion of article "Timeseries in DoEasy library (part 42): Abstract indicator buffer object class"
So are the trade classes over? Is their structure finalised? Is there a final example of a simple EA that trades on "price action", for example?
are there any examples of saving EA state in case of terminal reboot in the articles? -I've already asked, repeatedly, I've had a quick look through the articles, I don't think there were any.
I am interested in moments of saving events of the order system
are there any examples of saving EA state in case of terminal reboot in the articles? -already asked, more than once, went through the articles, I don't think there were any
I am interested in moments of saving events of the order system
Will be much later. It will be when the basic functionality of the library will be ready - to describe everything at once in one or two articles.
The timeseries is not finished. And Price Action is doing just that. It's coming.
Timeseries have already been done. Now indicators have already started. It is necessary to finish at least one thing before starting another.
In order not to cling to signals in any way, let's leave price action and other terms behind the scenes. Trading itself is already finished - there is a general scheme, how to use it?
Time series have already been there. Now the indicators have already started. It is necessary to finish at least one thing before starting another.
In order not to cling to signals in any way, let's leave price action and other terms behind the scenes. Trading itself is already finished - there is a general scheme, how to use it?
It's just DoEasy (Part 42)
everything will be ))
Time series have already been there. Now the indicators have already started. It is necessary to finish at least one thing before starting another.
In order not to cling to signals in any way, let's leave price action and other terms behind the scenes. Trading itself is already finished - there is a general scheme, how to use it?
Indicators work with time series. While the topic about time series is going on, we can make indicator functionality parallel to it - it's not all about writing only robots.
Examples of how to use trading in its current state can be found in the articles on trading methods.
After the publication of articles about the library is completed, user functions will be added for all available library functionality with a detailed description of all ways to use it.
Is it supposed to be funny?
An article for the sake of an article, like so many others.
What is the idea? How to use properties of indicator buffers? That's in the help. How to use classes, inheritance, methods, properties and others? So there were already OOP examples in previous articles. Shall I share code? There is a kodobase for that.
Let's search for good codes in kodobase and make a couple of hundreds of such articles based on them, there is a lot of good stuff there.
Please show with deeds what is right, what is necessary, useful and ideological.
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New article Timeseries in DoEasy library (part 42): Abstract indicator buffer object class has been published:
In this article, we start the development of the indicator buffer classes for the DoEasy library. We will create the base class of the abstract buffer which is to be used as a foundation for the development of different class types of indicator buffers.
To make sure once again, simply open the indicator properties (Ctrl+I) and go to the Colors tab:
Names and colors are set for both indicator buffers. The name and color have not been specified, except for the default ones set in the buffer object class constructor. In case of the second buffer, we have reset the color to blue after creating it in OnInit().
Everything works as expected. However, this is just the beginning. In order to create various types of indicator buffers, we need to create inherited classes for each of the graphical construction types and work with these classes from the indicator buffer collection.
Author: Artyom Trishkin