Software Used to Trade Jack Hershey Methods

[babs2000]

Fix for Pepe's Channel Tools

To fix the problem with unusual CPU and memory usage, you just have to remove line 394 in PP_Channels.cs:
_debug += "Pnt1=" + pnt1.ToString () + " \r\n";

If you use Pepe's compiled dll, uninstall it with:
File -> Utilities -> Remove NinjaScript Assembly

Then install the attached NinjaScript Archive File (Pepe's fixed source code) with:
File -> Utilities -> Import NinjaScript

 

[Neoxx]

Quote from Munck:

Neoxx,


you can either purchase (~800$) the gold version, or you can pay one of their partners a fee each month to use the software.

Either way, you still need the datafeed. if you chose to use a broker other than one of their partners, you also need to pay exchange fees.

Thanks Munck.

LJ gave me the contact details for their software and data consultant. Will give them a call tonight.

 

[Neoxx]

Quote from babs2000:

Fix for Pepe's Channel Tools

To fix the problem with unusual CPU and memory usage, you just have to remove line 394 in PP_Channels.cs:
_debug += "Pnt1=" + pnt1.ToString () + " \r\n";

If you use Pepe's compiled dll, uninstall it with:
File -> Utilities -> Remove NinjaScript Assembly

Then install the attached NinjaScript Archive File (Pepe's fixed source code) with:
File -> Utilities -> Import NinjaScript

Thanks for the suggestion, Babs. I'd resorted to deleting all lines at EOD, which for the most part, worked well. Having realized that NT won't support STR/SQU at least until the next update, migrating to TN seems inevitable.

 

[ljyoung]

Quote from babs2000:

Fix for Pepe's Channel Tools

To fix the problem with unusual CPU and memory usage, you just have to remove line 394 in PP_Channels.cs:
_debug += "Pnt1=" + pnt1.ToString () + " \r\n";

If you use Pepe's compiled dll, uninstall it with:
File -> Utilities -> Remove NinjaScript Assembly

Then install the attached NinjaScript Archive File (Pepe's fixed source code) with:
File -> Utilities -> Import NinjaScript

This popped up as I compiled the fixed Pepe's tools:

Is this a problem?

TIA

lj

 

[palinuro]

Quote from ljyoung:
This popped up as I compiled the fixed Pepe's tools:
Is this a problem?

No.

- palinuro

 

[palinuro]

I've made some modifications to Pepe's DOM and Channels Tool. Here's an explanatory pic of the DOM.

<img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=2197084.


- palinuro

 

[palinuro]

Incidentally, you can toggle the DOM on and off with Ctrl-1 -- not sure if Pepe mentioned that.

Channels Tool Modifications:

1- now saves *.dat files in the Documents/NinjaTrader 6.5/dat folder. (for Vista compatability).

2 - levels of channel thickness increased to 5.

3 - Added to the "selected" menu, the option to toggle on or off point numbers.



The upload includes the DOM, the Channels Tool, and the required ChartHelper indicator.

- palinuro

 

[ljyoung]

Quote from palinuro:

Incidentally, you can toggle the DOM on and off with Ctrl-1 -- not sure if Pepe mentioned that.

Channels Tool Modifications:

1- now saves *.dat files in the Documents/NinjaTrader 6.5/dat folder. (for Vista compatability).

2 - levels of channel thickness increased to 5.

3 - Added to the "selected" menu, the option to toggle on or off point numbers.



The upload includes the DOM, the Channels Tool, and the required ChartHelper indicator.

- palinuro

Say palinuro. As I've already amply demonstrated here and elsewhere that I don't know shite from shinola when it comes to doing ze code, would you please tell me exactly what it is that the "ChartHelper" indicator does.

TIA

lj

 

[palinuro]

Quote from ljyoung:

Say palinuro. As I've already amply demonstrated here and elsewhere that I don't know shite from shinola when it comes to doing ze code, would you please tell me exactly what it is that the "ChartHelper" indicator does.

TIA

lj

lj,

It contains a collection of common methods that are called by Pepe's other indicators, mostly for the graphics. So it does a lot, but in the background. You can get the general idea by looking at the "ninjascript language reference/user defined methods" section of NT help.

If you're interested in learning something about programming, so you can tweak indicators yourself, the Basic Programming Concepts section of NT help is a great place to start.

HTH

- palinuro

 

[ljyoung]

Quote from palinuro:

lj,

It contains a collection of common methods that are called by Pepe's other indicators, mostly for the graphics. So it does a lot, but in the background. You can get the general idea by looking at the "ninjascript language reference/user defined methods" section of NT help.

If you're interested in learning something about programming, so you can tweak indicators yourself, the Basic Programming Concepts section of NT help is a great place to start.

HTH

- palinuro

It helps greatly palinuro. In Doidge's book he quotes one of the plasticity dudes as saying that one of the ways to keep one's mind sharp is to learn a new language. Hmmm.

Thank you for your help.

lj

BTW - nice tweaks.