There is no change, the platform is not focusing on .NET, C# conventions are not respected and ISeries can be made IEnumerable, it is difficult, but other platforms have done it. It might be difficult to do, but this is why MC.NET costs a lot, if it is easy, then everybody would have come with their...

To the architect of MC.NET, if you are annoyed by my post, you better be, but don't ask for my post to be deleted, just focus your effort into making a cohesive framework why is it AverageFC. l ength but XAverage. L ength ? How hard is it to fix and how long have you had this inconsistency? This is ...

I have a .csproj that contains all my additional classes and methods that I use again and again with Indicators, Signals and Functions. I try to add that to the PLStudies2010.sln and reference in PLStudies2010.csproj, that works until I reopen the solution from PLEditor, it looks like the Editor is ...

The PLStudies2010 studies are referencing .NET 4.0, I checked that from Visual Studio. Can I reference a higher version of .NET like 4.5 or 4.6.1 without having any conflict with the functionality of MC.NET? If yes, then what is the max .NET version than I can reference? The reason for raising this ...

I highlighted these issues nearly 8 years ago. I am going to start evaluating the product again after 8 years to see if it is worth buying, let's see.

Henry,

I did read them but I am afraid they have few lines of code that explains nothing. Not even a comment line that explains what they are trying to achieve.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Is the proper way of obtaining the current Bid and Ask is accessing it from the DOM such as:
This is not working with me, is there any other way of obtaining the bid and ask?

I did investigate a lot, but I couldn't find a straight forward example of Stop Loss and Take Profit. Could anybody confirm that this code would do the job? protected override void Create() { _buyOrder = OrderCreator.MarketNextBar( new SOrderParameters(Contracts.Default, "Buy", EOrderAction.Buy)); _...

From within an IndicatorObject. I want to draw a small arrow above or below a price action segment.

Do anybody know how to do that? Or could point me to an example?

Thanks Dru, I am on tick charts (100 tick per bar).

The logic says, if MC.NET had a way of constructing the bar and showing me the tick movements as they appear, then I should have access to this data through some API, even in non-aggregated format.

To be honest, you have some good pieces in place, I should have mentioned them before jumping to criticism. I like the good usage of interfaces that allows me to to mock your classes to aid my unit testing of the strategy. I also liked the usage of the "Input" attribute to mark external input, good ...

What about intellisense comments? (when you hover over a method)

I am a software architect specialised in .NET more than being a trader. I have spent the last two days looking at the .NET code and I don't think that there is much effort put in place to follow the .NET conventions which adds to the MC.NET APIs learning curve. Some examples from the top of my head ...

I didn't find any material such as blog post or useful documentation on how to start, the only available documentation is the CHM file. Even the CHM file is poorly written and describes the API usage from the developers perspective not from the client one and doesn't contain any sample code of how t...

I looked at the code of the moving average indicator and it is using Bar.Close to calculate the average. There is no Bar.Average or Bar.Data properties (where the data is a collection of the individual ticks, so I could calculate the average myself). Is there any way to calculate the average of a bar?