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Your DLL should define the price as a floating point value instead of an
integer. If you pass a floating point number to an integer value, the
number is either rounded or truncated to an integer value.
Jim
>Does anybody have any working code calling a DLL and passing a close price?
>I am at a complete programming standstill because I cannot figure out
>something as simple as how to pass a closing price and have not been able to
>elicit a response from the list. When I pass the close as a signed long
>integer (which is what the developers toolkit APPEARS to say-- ("ALL VALUES
>IN EASYLANGUAGE ARE FLOATS EXCEPT OPEN, HIGH, LOW, and CLOSE VALUES WHICH
>ARE INTEGERS") I am losing significant digits, ie. getting a rounded integer
>value on the DLL end (148.333 becomes 149 on the DLL end). This is really
>driving me nuts.
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