adheer
07 Sep 2016, 09:27 ( Updated at: 21 Dec 2023, 09:20 )

When I try to add the references using the Manage References button, both the indicators are grayed-out in the list of indicators.

When I move the mouse over those two grayed-out indicators I see a message "This indicator cannot be referenced, because it doesn't contain Source Code."

Does it mean I cannot reference an indicator (.algo file) which does not have source code using the Manage References feature ?

adheer
07 Sep 2016, 08:54 ( Updated at: 21 Dec 2023, 09:20 )

RE:

brunoamancio.ti said:

Is the .algo file defined as Reference like this?

 

I have tried that, it does not help. 
In the Code Editor, I right-click, and select the Add Reference in the drop-down context menu. Next, I select the two algo files, ZigZag.algo and cFractals.algo.
What it actually does is add the following reference entries at the top of the code. 
 

//#reference: ..\Indicators\cFractals.algo
//#reference: ..\Indicators\ZigZag.algo

The only difference is that, the Add Reference step adds the references as relative path, whereas I had it as absolute paths. But it does not solve the problem. I still get the same error.

adheer
19 Sep 2014, 09:19

RE:

adheer said:

Here is the code.

It goes through all open positions, and calculates the elapsed time (in seconds) since the position was opened. If the elapsed time is greater than X (seconds), it closes the position.

DateTime currTime = Time;	// The current time.
int posCount = Positions.Count; // Total positions.

for( int i = posCount - 1; i >= 0; i-- )
{
	// Total seconds elapsed for a trade.
	int elapsedSeconds = (int) (currTime.Subtract(Positions[i].EntryTime).TotalSeconds);
	if ( elapsedSeconds > X )
		ClosePosition(Positions[i]);	// Close the trade.
}

Note : I use for loop to iterate (from upper bound to 0) instead of using the foreach iterator. This is because we (may) close the position during the iteration.

Line number 8 in the above code 

if ( elapsedSeconds > X )

should be read as 

if ( elapsedSeconds > X )

The <strong>X</strong> is due to the HTML formatting.

adheer
19 Sep 2014, 09:15

Here is the code.

It goes through all open positions, and calculates the elapsed time (in seconds) since the position was opened. If the elapsed time is greater than X (seconds), it closes the position.

DateTime currTime = Time;	// The current time.
int posCount = Positions.Count; // Total positions.

for( int i = posCount - 1; i >= 0; i-- )
{
	// Total seconds elapsed for a trade.
	int elapsedSeconds = (int) (currTime.Subtract(Positions[i].EntryTime).TotalSeconds);
	if ( elapsedSeconds > X )
		ClosePosition(Positions[i]);	// Close the trade.
}

Note : I use for loop to iterate (from upper bound to 0) instead of using the foreach iterator. This is because we (may) close the position during the iteration.

adheer
13 May 2014, 06:56

Here is the crash signature :

Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:	APPCRASH
  Application Name:	cAlgo.exe
  Application Version:	1.21.34315.47301
  Application Timestamp:	5370b392
  Fault Module Name:	clr.dll
  Fault Module Version:	4.0.30319.17929
  Fault Module Timestamp:	4ffa5753
  Exception Code:	c00000fd
  Exception Offset:	00002cd0
  OS Version:	6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
  Locale ID:	1033
  Additional Information 1:	f591
  Additional Information 2:	f591647bb6b16aa45c599c556a2b4760
  Additional Information 3:	6973
  Additional Information 4:	6973df2c28c5c1895f0e64d5565cb52b

Also, is there a way to detect whether the robot is running is live-mode or in back-tester mode ?