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