Is it possible to use CommandLine("") to populate data number 1,2,3,4 etc via code rather than as an entry to the GUI Command Line box? (is it indicator or signal code? what 'using' statement is the correct reference?)
Can you provide an example?
Using CommandLine within .Net code [SOLVED]
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Henry MultiСharts
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Re: Using CommandLine within .Net code [SOLVED]
Hello mokomo,
The main chart window should be created from GUI. That is possible to change the instrument and add additional data series using ChartCommands.CommandLine. You can utilize it from both indicator and signal.
Please find a sample code attached.
The main chart window should be created from GUI. That is possible to change the instrument and add additional data series using ChartCommands.CommandLine. You can utilize it from both indicator and signal.
Please find a sample code attached.
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Re: Using CommandLine within .Net code
Adding indicators and strategies through the CommandLine in MC .NET is helpful, but can the CommandLine also be used for removing of indicators and strategies?
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Re: Using CommandLine within .Net code
Unfortunately there is no such functionality at the moment.Adding indicators and strategies through the CommandLine in MC .NET is helpful, but can the CommandLine also be used for removing of indicators and strategies?
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Re: Using CommandLine within .Net code
Ah okay. I made a PM for it here:Unfortunately there is no such functionality at the moment.
MC-1612 - [Command Line] Allow removing indicators and strategies.
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Re: Using CommandLine within .Net code
Another PM to enhance the usability of the Command Line:
MC-1621 - Allow removal of non-primary data series through Command Line.
MC-1621 - Allow removal of non-primary data series through Command Line.
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Re: Using CommandLine within .Net code
Do you guys also find it somewhat odd that we can specify the data series on which the indicator is calculated on (with the `base` parameter), but that indicators are always added on the main price chart?
For example, if you add a moving average through the Command Line with `base=3`, it calculates on the third data series but plots on the first.
If find that counter-intuitive, but I'm not sure if this warrants another low-voted feature request.
For example, if you add a moving average through the Command Line with `base=3`, it calculates on the third data series but plots on the first.
If find that counter-intuitive, but I'm not sure if this warrants another low-voted feature request.
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Re: Using CommandLine within .Net code
JoshM, we will add a parameter for that in MultiCharts 9.1Do you guys also find it somewhat odd that we can specify the data series on which the indicator is calculated on (with the `base` parameter), but that indicators are always added on the main price chart?
For example, if you add a moving average through the Command Line with `base=3`, it calculates on the third data series but plots on the first.
If find that counter-intuitive, but I'm not sure if this warrants another low-voted feature request.