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Dans un courrier daté du 04/11/98 04:14:08 Heure d4iver Pari8 Madrid,
bnm03@xxxxxxx a écrit :
> Pierre,
>
> "Most of what you are referring to is available in TradeStation5 (Active X
> controls, DLL's, COM interfaces, Internet programming and the like.)"
>
> I've seen TS5 and to the best of my knowledge which could be incomplete
> regarding this beta, TS cannot create any of the above (which is what I was
> referring to in the quote above). It can interface with 32 bit DLL's
> created with VB and the TS5 is COM based but it can't create anything like
> this. You can use TS5 COM objects in VB but you can't go the other way
> unless you call a VB generated DLL. I wouldn't expect to either since
> that;s not only proprietary but way outside of the scope of the language.
> Whether or not they have specific commands which allow users to control COM
> objects programatically within an EL source remains to be seen. I would be
> skeptical of this however since VB5 has minimal COM support. However,
being
> that you can compile a DLL with VB5/6 and call it from TS5 EL (you should
be
> able to do this), means that you can essentially control COM objects from
> EL. To the credit of Omega I like the Chromacoding feature in the new EL
> editor. Also, there's no question Tradestation's support for VB and COM
> will be a big bonus for power users.
>
> However, I will miss a VB-like debugger which to date I haven't seen in the
> new Powereditor.
>
> Regards,
> Brian.
I think that you are more competent that I coulf be regarding to these
programming isues, more in fact if you have seen TS5.
I do not know if TS5 can create things like above. Call them and use them,
yes, for sure.
I need to check this with our programmers in France ( remember that I'm not
really one, and that my knowledge is limited to EL and DLL stuff).
So, when I'm not sure of what I could say, I close my mouth (I know how to do)
Sincerely,
Pierre
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