I am new in programing C#.
I am trying to modify "Renko Basic" strategy code: Instead of "rkoColumn.DirectionUp" condition in original code, I want to use conditioning with different numbers of bricks in trend for entering and exiting positions.
How to incorporate working "public int BricksInTrend { get; }" into the original code?
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The key is this statement:
"They complete the properties for a Renko Column." It probably would have made better sense to introduce these Column properties following this description: public IDictionary<int, Renko> Columns;
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Thank you.
I also had problem with compiling code
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is compiled succesfully.
Where can I quickly find, what all the symbols in C# means? ("==", "!", "++" etc.)
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Where can I quickly find, what all the symbols in C# means? ("==", "!", "++" etc.)
In any beginner book or tutorial mentioned here:
Wealth-Lab 5 Wiki FAQ:
How do I start with C# ?You're assigning a number to the property (=) while your original intention was to test for equality (==):
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This will help. Thank you very much.
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