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chrisleonard

Sharescope Coding

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Hi

 

I have been developing a few indicators for Tradestation and now my boss wants me to get these working exactly the same in sharescope so we can use them in the UK markets, i know Multicharts does this but he wants sharescope!

 

I have looked into Sharescript and its looks pretty much JS.

 

Anyone here have any experience with this and have any hints/tips for converting ELD indicators to Sharescript?

 

 

Thanks

 

Chris

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Chris/Kama are you experienced in JavaScript programming?

 

Or with an other object oriented language?

 

Well, I don't use ShareScript, I have just looked through the Language Reference manual.

Anyway, I develop my application in Java.

 

But I think, without knowing something more about your experience,

its difficult to help you.

 

Or in other words;

 

Where do you expect problems?

 

And why?

 

 

Regards,

 

Hal

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BTW, have you searched for a cross-compiler?

 

I believe there will be none,

and if I am wrong, I think it will be not for free.

 

Anyway, what I mean with translate is really old fashioned.

 

Read EL sources, write ShareScript sources.

 

Developing seems to be your day job,

it was mine too, so ...

 

 

Regards,

 

Hal

 

 

P.S.: Just do it! :missy:

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One more,

 

and then I will be quiet, or help you (but I will not do your work!).

 

It depends on you, but ...

 

some people here helped you, to develop your EL indicators,

but your threads just end (sometimes just after my hopefully helpful questions,

at least they were intended as such), after you seem to have found your solution.

 

But isn't it about helping and sharing!

 

So why don't you post your final versions of your source codes (indicators) on your threads?

 

While I will have no advantage of that, maybe others will?

 

 

Anyway, I hope you got it!

 

 

Peace,

 

Hal

Edited by HAL9000
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ok!

 

is there an easy way to do this?

 

Is there any reference to this as i cant find any.

 

Anyone here done this?

 

Anything to beware of?

 

 

 

are you and chrisleonard (OP) the same person?

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