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any neoticker users out there?
- Thread starter big ed73
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I never used Tradestation, so I cannot compare.
Have a look at the NeoTicker Blog
There are some tutorials (Formula101 etc.) which will help you decide how difficult it may be.
You could also use e.g. DelphiScript or a full-blown programming language alternatively to their formula language.
Regards
Bernd Kuerbs
Have a look at the NeoTicker Blog
There are some tutorials (Formula101 etc.) which will help you decide how difficult it may be.
You could also use e.g. DelphiScript or a full-blown programming language alternatively to their formula language.
Regards
Bernd Kuerbs
Quote from BKuerbs:
I never used Tradestation, so I cannot compare.
Have a look at the NeoTicker Blog
There are some tutorials (Formula101 etc.) which will help you decide how difficult it may be.
You could also use e.g. DelphiScript or a full-blown programming language alternatively to their formula language.
Regards
Bernd Kuerbs
I'll take a look.
thanks
Quote from BKuerbs:
I never used Tradestation, so I cannot compare.
Have a look at the NeoTicker Blog
There are some tutorials (Formula101 etc.) which will help you decide how difficult it may be.
You could also use e.g. DelphiScript or a full-blown programming language alternatively to their formula language.
Regards
Bernd Kuerbs
where is Neoticker language ref documentation, can't find them?
Quote from Nana Trader:
where is Neoticker language ref documentation, can't find them?
I don't know whether they offer such a documentation online. But you may download the trial version and look into the help file.
There is no single NeoTicker language:
- They offer their Formula Language. This language has a few keywords only. Explained in "Formula Topics and Tutorials"
- You may use a variety of Script Languages. I use Delphi Script. The syntax and semantics of these languages are not explained in the help file because they are standard Languages. Limitations and how to embed NeoTicker objects are explained in the help file.
- You may use a variety of compiled Languages, i.e. use a DLL within NeoTicker you supply. I use a Delphi Personal Edition for this purpose.
Hth
Bernd Kuerbs
About language reference in NeoTicker.
Short Answer:
Just get on with it. Syntax wise we don't deviate from industrial practice. If you are familiar with any programming/formula/scripting language, you can pick it up quickly by reading a few examples.
Functions are product specific. You can learn by example, and function reference is in the help file.
Long Answer:
NeoTicker supports many languages. So there is no single reference for all.
Formula language is home grown. You can find the reference in the help file, and we have a comprehensive tutorial in our blog to teach new users how to use it.
About scripting languages we support:
- VBScript. Microsoft product, the language itself is well documented by Microsoft.
- Delphi Script. Extremely close to Borland Delphi. Any Delphi programmer can pick this up easily. Our support can provide a spec of the differences.
The scripting languages interface with NeoTicker through ActiveX. The help provides detail references on the ActiveX properties and methods.
About "compiled" languages we support:
- VB. Same as VBScript. MS product.
- Delphi. Any Delphi reference will do.
- VC++. Any C++ reference will do.
Similar to scripting languages, the compiled language interface with NeoTicker through ActiveX. The properties and methods are the same.
Louis
Short Answer:
Just get on with it. Syntax wise we don't deviate from industrial practice. If you are familiar with any programming/formula/scripting language, you can pick it up quickly by reading a few examples.
Functions are product specific. You can learn by example, and function reference is in the help file.
Long Answer:
NeoTicker supports many languages. So there is no single reference for all.
Formula language is home grown. You can find the reference in the help file, and we have a comprehensive tutorial in our blog to teach new users how to use it.
About scripting languages we support:
- VBScript. Microsoft product, the language itself is well documented by Microsoft.
- Delphi Script. Extremely close to Borland Delphi. Any Delphi programmer can pick this up easily. Our support can provide a spec of the differences.
The scripting languages interface with NeoTicker through ActiveX. The help provides detail references on the ActiveX properties and methods.
About "compiled" languages we support:
- VB. Same as VBScript. MS product.
- Delphi. Any Delphi reference will do.
- VC++. Any C++ reference will do.
Similar to scripting languages, the compiled language interface with NeoTicker through ActiveX. The properties and methods are the same.
Louis
Quote from lhclin:
About language reference in NeoTicker.
Short Answer:
Just get on with it. Syntax wise we don't deviate from industrial practice. If you are familiar with any programming/formula/scripting language, you can pick it up quickly by reading a few examples.
Functions are product specific. You can learn by example, and function reference is in the help file.
Long Answer:
NeoTicker supports many languages. So there is no single reference for all.
Formula language is home grown. You can find the reference in the help file, and we have a comprehensive tutorial in our blog to teach new users how to use it.
About scripting languages we support:
- VBScript. Microsoft product, the language itself is well documented by Microsoft.
- Delphi Script. Extremely close to Borland Delphi. Any Delphi programmer can pick this up easily. Our support can provide a spec of the differences.
The scripting languages interface with NeoTicker through ActiveX. The help provides detail references on the ActiveX properties and methods.
About "compiled" languages we support:
- VB. Same as VBScript. MS product.
- Delphi. Any Delphi reference will do.
- VC++. Any C++ reference will do.
Similar to scripting languages, the compiled language interface with NeoTicker through ActiveX. The properties and methods are the same.
Louis
Thanks