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'''Example'''<br>
When a customer uses Global Variables it is important to determine the read-write action time because the actions are performed in the script calculation.<br> Global Variables work between different MultiCharts processes of the same bitness if they use the same GlobalVariable.dll (that is stored in the same place).Thus, it is possible to pass values between:<br>MultiCharts 32bit and MultiCharts 32bit<br>MultiCharts 64bit and MultiCharts 64bit<br>MultiCharts .NET 32bit and MultiCharts 32bit<br>MultiCharts .NET 64bit and MultiCharts 64bit == Additional info can be found on:==
Global Variables is an external .dll file that can be used to pass values between strategies on separate charts and third party applications.
The information is stored in a shared memory space. External processes can access the data in the memory for further operations.<br>
When a customer uses Global Variables it is important to determine the read-write action time because the actions are performed in the script calculation.<br>Global Variables work between different MultiCharts processes of the same bitness if they use the same GlobalVariable.dll (that is stored in the same place).Thus, it is possible to pass values between:<br>MultiCharts 32bit and MultiCharts 32bit<br>MultiCharts 64bit and MultiCharts 64bit<br>MultiCharts .NET 32bit and MultiCharts 32bit<br>MultiCharts .NET 64bit and MultiCharts 64bit== Example ==
From MultiCharts, the Global Variables functionality is accessed by PowerLanguage functions:
<syntaxhighlight>AccuracyGetNamedDouble
AccuracySetNamedDouble
AccuracySetNamedInt</syntaxhighlight>
All global variables use the same principle – it is required to specify the name that is attached to a value to get this value.<br>
<syntaxhighlight>value1 = AccuracyGetNamedDouble("Double_VariableName");
<syntaxhighlight>AccuracySetNamedDouble("Double_VariableName", 0.05);
AccuracySetNamedInt("Int_VariableName", 50);</syntaxhighlight>
* our discussion forum:
MultiCharts 32-bit - http://www.multicharts.com/discussion/viewtopic.php?t=2483 <br>
MultiCharts 64-bit - http://www.multicharts.com/discussion/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=9870 <br>
* Futures.io discussion forum: https://futures.io/easylanguage-programming/3502-global-variables-gv-easylanguage-tradestation-multicharts.html <br>
