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[http://www.multicharts.com/net/ MultiCharts .NET] combines best features of [http://www.multicharts.com/net/ MultiCharts] with robust potential of the .NET framework. | [http://www.multicharts.com/net/ MultiCharts .NET] combines best features of [http://www.multicharts.com/net/ MultiCharts] with robust potential of the .NET framework. | ||
| − | + | The main difference between MultiCharts .NET and regular MultiCharts is the ability to develop in .NET languages, such as C# and VB.NET. Any IDE can be used to create scripts from the built-in editor to Notepad++. A very tight integration with Visual Studio makes that IDE a perfect choice. | |
| − | Here are a few features in MultiCharts .NET | + | Here are a few features in MultiCharts .NET that are not available in regular MultiCharts: |
# Access all data from Scripts, for instruments that are not even charted. | # Access all data from Scripts, for instruments that are not even charted. | ||
# Create custom toolbars. | # Create custom toolbars. | ||
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# Access to all information in Order and Position Tracker from scripts. | # Access to all information in Order and Position Tracker from scripts. | ||
| − | Watch a [http://www.multicharts.com/downloads/mcnet_overview.mp4 short intro video] to get an overview of the .NET Editor and tight integration we created with Visual Studio. Remember, you can choose between 32 and 64-bit versions for the one that | + | Watch a [http://www.multicharts.com/downloads/mcnet_overview.mp4 short intro video] to get an overview of the .NET Editor and the tight integration we created with Visual Studio. Remember, you can choose between 32 and 64-bit versions for the one that best fits your needs. |
| − | The | + | The descriptions of the features common to MC.NET and regular MultiCharts (i.e. charting, manual and auto trading, data management etc.) can be found below. |
| − | PowerLanguage .NET Help file with | + | The PowerLanguage .NET Help file with descriptions of all of the functions is located in the PowerLanguage .NET Editor itself and can be downloaded [http://www.multicharts.com/downloads/PowerLanguage.NET.chm here]. |
| − | MultiCharts .NET Programming Guide describing the process of creating and applying studies in MultiCharts .NET can be found [http://www.multicharts.com/downloads/MultiCharts.NET-ProgrammingGuide-v1.0.pdf here]. | + | The MultiCharts .NET Programming Guide describing the process of creating and applying studies in MultiCharts .NET can be found [http://www.multicharts.com/downloads/MultiCharts.NET-ProgrammingGuide-v1.0.pdf here]. |
==What is the MultiCharts Wiki?== | ==What is the MultiCharts Wiki?== | ||
| − | This is the central place for accumulated knowledge about the MultiCharts platform, contributed to by both traders and developers. Forum discussions are not easy to search | + | This is the central place for accumulated knowledge about the MultiCharts platform, contributed to by both traders and developers. Forum discussions are not easy to search while here, with the help our community, we will create a comprehensive database of articles, tips, frequent questions, and discussions. The entire MultiCharts Help section has been moved here, so it can be quickly searched and accessible from anywhere. |
| − | We decided to maintain only online help materials in order to follow the "Be green - keep it on the screen" principle. Therefore, printer-friendly manual | + | We have decided to maintain only online help materials in order to follow the "Be green - keep it on the screen" principle. Therefore, a printer-friendly manual is not provided. |
==How It Works== | ==How It Works== | ||
| − | Just like regular Wikipedia, MCWiki articles will have fact-based content | + | Just like regular Wikipedia, MCWiki articles will have fact-based content and users can edit pages. Our staff will look over recent changes and maintain the integrity of the content. Community editors are welcome to help. This tool is for our users and it is only as good as the content you help us create. To combat spam, only authorized users can make changes to the Wiki. If you want to be a contributor, please send a request to [mailto:support@multicharts.com support@multicharts.com] with your Wiki login, and we will authorize the userID to make changes. |
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:CHEAT Editing CheatSheet] shows basic tags to edit content. To Edit a page, simply click Edit in the top right-hand corner. Choose Show Preview after adding content, and if everything looks good, click Save. | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:CHEAT Editing CheatSheet] shows basic tags to edit content. To Edit a page, simply click Edit in the top right-hand corner. Choose Show Preview after adding content, and if everything looks good, click Save. | ||
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Contents
MultiCharts
MultiCharts trading platform is award-winning trading software. Whether you are a new trader or a professional, MultiCharts has features that may help you achieve your trading goals. High-definition charting, built-in indicators and strategies, one-click trading from chart and DOM, high-precision backtesting, brute-force and genetic optimization, automated execution and support for EasyLanguage scripts are all key tools at your disposal. The freedom of choice has been the driving idea behind MultiCharts as you can see in the wide choice of supported data feeds and brokers. Choose your trading method, test it, and start trading with any supported broker you like—that's the advantage of MultiCharts.
MultiCharts .NET
MultiCharts .NET combines best features of MultiCharts with robust potential of the .NET framework.
The main difference between MultiCharts .NET and regular MultiCharts is the ability to develop in .NET languages, such as C# and VB.NET. Any IDE can be used to create scripts from the built-in editor to Notepad++. A very tight integration with Visual Studio makes that IDE a perfect choice.
Here are a few features in MultiCharts .NET that are not available in regular MultiCharts:
- Access all data from Scripts, for instruments that are not even charted.
- Create custom toolbars.
- Draw objects using GDI.
- Access to all information in Order and Position Tracker from scripts.
Watch a short intro video to get an overview of the .NET Editor and the tight integration we created with Visual Studio. Remember, you can choose between 32 and 64-bit versions for the one that best fits your needs.
The descriptions of the features common to MC.NET and regular MultiCharts (i.e. charting, manual and auto trading, data management etc.) can be found below.
The PowerLanguage .NET Help file with descriptions of all of the functions is located in the PowerLanguage .NET Editor itself and can be downloaded here.
The MultiCharts .NET Programming Guide describing the process of creating and applying studies in MultiCharts .NET can be found here.
What is the MultiCharts Wiki?
This is the central place for accumulated knowledge about the MultiCharts platform, contributed to by both traders and developers. Forum discussions are not easy to search while here, with the help our community, we will create a comprehensive database of articles, tips, frequent questions, and discussions. The entire MultiCharts Help section has been moved here, so it can be quickly searched and accessible from anywhere.
We have decided to maintain only online help materials in order to follow the "Be green - keep it on the screen" principle. Therefore, a printer-friendly manual is not provided.
How It Works
Just like regular Wikipedia, MCWiki articles will have fact-based content and users can edit pages. Our staff will look over recent changes and maintain the integrity of the content. Community editors are welcome to help. This tool is for our users and it is only as good as the content you help us create. To combat spam, only authorized users can make changes to the Wiki. If you want to be a contributor, please send a request to support@multicharts.com with your Wiki login, and we will authorize the userID to make changes.
Editing CheatSheet shows basic tags to edit content. To Edit a page, simply click Edit in the top right-hand corner. Choose Show Preview after adding content, and if everything looks good, click Save.
Beginners Guide to MultiCharts
Here are some helpful links:
- Investopedia published a "Beginner's Guide To MultiCharts Trading Platform"
- Videos on how to connect data feeds
- Videos on how to connect brokers
- Wiki FAQ for frequent beginner questions
- Download MultiCharts 8
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PowerLanguage Keyword Reference
PowerLanguage is an advanced programming environment for creating technical analysis indicators and trading strategies for the MultiCharts trading platform. PowerLanguage offers the sophisticated features sought after by experts while still maintaining an easy learning curve for beginners.
