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[Carten_K]
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Posted: Mon 27 Sep, 2010, 13:31
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Hello Support,
I'm currently working on a strategy tester for testing strategies off-line.
Since I want the strategies to be tested with varying (@configurable) variables, I have to get and set those variables in my program.
So, how can I get and set all variables with the @configurable-annotation from the strategy? Is there any other possibility than Java Reflection?
greetings
C
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[hziee]
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| Post subject: Re: Offline Tester |
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Posted: Tue 28 Sep, 2010, 03:20
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hi C,
I post my idea, I popup a dialog, after IStrategy start. then can dynamic change the settings.
just be careful with Lock.
BR
K
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[Carten_K]
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Posted: Tue 28 Sep, 2010, 08:47
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Yes, I want to popup a menu to change the parameters. And I want to write my own program that can do it. But how do I read out only those variables that have the @configurable annotation?
The Dukscopy software does this for me, but since I want to create an offline tester and I don't have the code of Dukascopy, this doesn't help.
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Posted: Tue 28 Sep, 2010, 14:57
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