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| IChart.addIndicator deprecated, how to add indicator |
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hyperscalper
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| Post subject: IChart.addIndicator deprecated, how to add indicator |
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Posted: Wed 08 Jan, 2014, 17:05
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If IChart.addIndicator is deprecated,
then how do I add indicators in Historical Tester backtesting
within the JForex platform?
Can I get a reference to IChartPanel if it is not a standalone client?
Thanks,
HyperScalper
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hyperscalper
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| Post subject: Re: IChart.addIndicator deprecated, how to add indicator |
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Posted: Wed 08 Jan, 2014, 17:14
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OK, I think I see now. The superinterface to IChart is
IChartPanel where the add method is found.
Is this the correct method?
HyperScalper
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| Post subject: Re: IChart.addIndicator deprecated, how to add indicator |
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| Post subject: Re: IChart.addIndicator deprecated, how to add indicator |
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Posted: Thu 09 Jan, 2014, 13:03
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hyperscalper wrote: If IChart.addIndicator is deprecated, then how... If you use an IDE, where javadocs is available, there is always(?) a suggested method to replace the deprecated one.
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| Post subject: Re: IChart.addIndicator deprecated, how to add indicator |
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Posted: Thu 09 Jan, 2014, 13:22
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tcsabina wrote: there is always(?) a suggested method to replace the deprecated one. Well, somebody needs to document this in the javadocs, so "always" is the case only in a perfect world where there are no sloppy programmers  .
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