TL,DR: In same market, multiple algorithms each with their own signal work fine. However, trying to combine multiple algorithms under one signal results in problems when try to close more than once without switching market direction. Pie in the sky hope I'm hoping to be able to simply specify my ma...

We've just updated from 9.0 to 9.1 r4, and found this behavior is still present WITHOUT changing the line of code. However, setting the InstrumentDataRequest's RequestStatusDetails property to false as you mentioned gives us exactly the (original) behavior we were looking for. Confirmed fixed! As a ...

Unexpected results... :) I update the line so it has the same start and end points, and it works as you suggest -- apparently there is a default line slope of 0 if you give the same start and end point. In the end, the only issue was with your if condition check. Heh -- this is a face-palm moment, w...

Hi, jojo. Is it possible that you are setting your starting and ending points to have exactly the same time AND exactly the same value? Thus, there is neither any change in time nor any change in value, so you really don't have a line, only a single point, and no line can be extended from it, becaus...

Logged into PM system: http://www.multicharts.com/pm/viewissue.php?issue_no=MC-1962 I have run into an issue in MultiCharts .NET64 Version 9.1 Release (Build 11817) where a DataLoader's realtime ticks are only delivered during a session if the study is turned on INSIDE that session -- for subsequent...

We are using TS as our primary data source, and we notice we have to be careful not to run into its throttling behavior -- we ask for too much historical data at once, and it kicks us out for the awhile, and then we can continue. Our issue is that MC seems to lose its ability to recover from this sc...

Hi, Henry (et al), I am running "MultiCharts .NET64 Version 9.1 Release (Build 11817)", and I have verified that the issue still exists in this version, with symptoms unchanged -- I'm still receiving the malformed DataLoaderResult with an exception "Array dimensions exceeded supported range" when I ...

Hi, timokrates. I'll ask the first question that anybody able to help you will have... You've posted into the MultiCharts.NET forum, which means you'd get either C# or VB.NET language for your indicator (which would you want?). However, you mention "MultiCharts", which takes PowerLanguage, which is ...

... Any disadvantage for just declaring one dictionary of object, and then cast the objects when getting them? private static ConcurrentDictionary<string, object> namedObject = new ConcurrentDictionary<string, object>(); ... Hi, gztanwei. The "only" disadvantage that I can think of for this involve...

Perhaps my inexperienced answer is better than nothing :) : 1) I've always seen bars referenced by their ending time in MC, without exception. It'd be a pleasant surprise to find out there is another way to do it. 2a) I know of no way to emulate the BetterRenko or such -- there is a "standard" Renko...

Hi, Henry.

I am using MultiCharts .NET64 Version 9.0 Release (Build 10761).

Thanks,

Jeff

Most of our code lives outside MultiCharts as a DLL -- this allows for unit testing specific scenarios. We have the ability to save and replay streams of ticks, which allows us to do regression tests -- we generate logs of events, such as when a position changes, what the price was, and what time th...

*bump* (sorry for the repeated ask for assistance, but I'm not sure where else to turn, and I don't want the initial request to age into oblivion... ) Nobody has had issues with loading > 26 million ticks via DataLoader?

Thanks,

Jeff

Hi, eyal. In the PowerLanguage.NET Editor, you can create studies using either the VB.Net or C# (pronounced C-sharp) languages. You select which you'd like to use when you create your study. I'm going to make a wild guess here -- I think you posted C# code into a study which was created expecting th...

I have created a minimal study which demonstrates the probable DataLoader overflow issue, along with a workspace and screenshot of the output. When loading the workspace, set the date range from Jun 1 2015 to Aug 25 2015 -- you'll see that just under 26.2 million ticks are returned. Push the end dat...

Hi there, Decided to try this out. It seemed to work but I cannot create a new file in the PL.net editor and have that show up in the VSC2015 project. I've did recompile all from within PL.net editor after adding the new file. Any ideas? With kind regards, MK Not sure about your exact situation, bu...

... I am way beyond the initial learning curve that most of these articles are aimed at, but even so they have saved hours and hours of time. ... But it's not good that most of the articles are too much beyond your learning curve. If you want, can you give an example of an article that's too comple...

For a while now I'm writing programming articles that I hope make MultiCharts .NET more accessible and easier to understand for you. These articles can be found on TradingCode.net . Though I'm by no means an expert, I do hope that some of my work can be of value to you. Just a quick word -- I bookm...

I have MC.Net 9.0 build 10761 (not the latest), and it seems to work as well with VS Community 2015 (VSC2015) as it did with VS Pro 2013. Here's what I know works: PowerLanguage.Net Editor opens a project when you click on Launch VS 2010 If you attach VSC2015 to Multicharts64.exe (this IS the .NET v...

Hi, Everyone. I'm running into an issue with DataLoader. I'm asking DataLoader for ESU15 from Jun 1st through Sep 1st with 1-tick resolution. I do get a response back, but it's malformed. I know this is a HUGE amount of data, so I cut my date range and got back expected results: Starting 6/1 through...

I have an issue with a custom study which I've now seen on two different computers. My study does reference an external DLL (and before going any further, the reference is made in PL Editor as required!), but I'm not sure that has anything to do with it. The symptom I get is that a red error message...

Hello jwebster503, There is no dedicated reserved word for getting the realtime tick’s time inside a bar. An alternative to using Bars.StatusLine.Time suggested by JoshM is adding 1 tick data series to your chart and accessing it's values from the code (https://www.multicharts.com/discussion/viewto...

When a chart is set to a resolution of 1 tick, I can access the tick timestamp with Bars.Time[0] (and probably Bars.TimeValue). However, when the resolution is not a tick, the current bar time is always the start of the bar. Said differently, if 10 ticks come in every 6 seconds during the 8:31am 1 m...

I just ran into this problem with Windows7 64, and I was able to solve it by unblocking the DLL. For those unfamiliar how to do this, right-click the DLL file, and click the Unblock button at the bottom of the General tab, then click the OK button. Hopefully this will help save someone else some tro...