I am very new to wealth lab and have some basic questions.
my understanding is the the wealth lab script runs at the end of a minute. Assuming one minute interval
I have a couple of questions.
1) where can I get a list of all indicator reference guide. (parameters and calling methods)
2)Since this is C# compiler can I call system calls ie. time, GUI
thanks in advance.
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yes to all.
http://www2.wealth-lab.com/WL5WIKI/MainPage.ashx - link for indicators and others
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Thanks this will help.
I have another question? I don't see other methods such as Crossover() etc also looking for source code for some of the methods like crossover.
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Unlike some of the indicator libraries which are used to extend the application, methods like this are built-in. Since Wealth-Lab is closed source, their code is not available.
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Where do I find the list of all these internal methods. I looked at the indicators web page and see them but don't know where to find these internal functions.
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They're in the QuickRef: hit F11.
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I have another question?
Is there any way to get account information and to select which account you are buying from.
Balance, margin, other info.
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also I have Visual studio 2003 do I need 2005 or 2008 or 2010. Which is supported by the DLL
thanks in advance
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Obtaining account information in Strategy is not possible by design.
To select an account to use as the default for order generation, please see Preferences - Trading. You can also associate a Strategy with a specific account in the "Open Strategy" dialog and a similar selection is available in Strategy Monitor.
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You need VS 2005 or higher to develop .NET 2.0 assemblies (of their free alternatives: VS Express 2005/2008 or SharpDevelop 2.2/3.x). .NET 3.5 assemblies [produced by VS 2008/2010] should also work, assuming you've got .NET 3.5 SP1 installed.
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Thanks will install and begin testing.
Is there a way to add an indicator on the candlesticks and not on a separate graph. StochD for example
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Yes, but only in Strategy code. See PlotSeries and (pass) PricePane in the QuickRef.
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