Using-a-Tuple-in-WL7

Gary, I remember these conversations on WL6 forum regarding usage of Tuple. (https://wl6.wealth-lab.com/Forum/Posts/Return-Tuple-40514 and https://wl6.wealth-lab.com/Forum/Posts/Return-more-than-one-DataSeries-40511). The Tuple syntax per se hasn't changed in .NET Core.

Could you expand on what the stopping point is? Also, chances are you may not need your previous Tuple solution because the backtester in WL7 has changed significantly and so displaying a DataSeries of Gain/Loss for the stock backtest (which was the reason behind Tuples) may be handled differently now.

Eugene,
I don't think Tuple is compatible with your

CODE:
public override void Execute(BarHistory bars, int idx)

class. I agree that I should try to use the class to bring the data back to the display section. Is there a way I can modify the

CODE:
public override void Execute(BarHistory bars, int idx)

so that I add the data items to get the data to display.

Gary, please review 2nd paragraph of my reply above. Let's focus on your goal and then we decide if Tuples are necessary or not.

Eugene,
I have not been able to figure out how to use a Tuple with WL7, at least as yet.
In my WL6 strategy I used a Tuple to separate the bar iteration area and display. I used

CODE:
public Tuple<DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries, string, string, string > GetTradeLoop(DataSeries dsoInd)

to do this.
Then at the bottom I used

CODE:
Tuple<DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries,string, string, string > myTuple = new Tuple<DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries ,string, string, string >(dblGainLoss, Buy_Disp, Sell_Disp,
      dblPctDrop, strNxtDayStop, strNxtBarSellStop, strDosAdjFact );
         //PrintDebug(tempGainLoss[1400]);
         return myTuple;

That collects the data.
Then in the display section I used

CODE:
//get the Tuple data
         Tuple<DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries, DataSeries, string, string, string> temp = GetTradeLoop(dso);
         dblGainLoss = temp.Item1;
         Buy_Disp = temp.Item2;
         Sell_Disp = temp.Item3;
         dblPctDrop = temp.Item4;
         strNxtDayStop = temp.Item5;
         strNxtBarSellStop = temp.Item6;         
         strDosAdjFact = temp.Item7;

All of this works like charm.
When I attempt this in WL7, I get error messages as if it is not compatible. Today I will try to see if I can use a Tuple using different format.

You have a good hint. I was able to add text to the "Price" pane from the Execute section. I will continue along this line.
Thank you Eugene,