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A couple of comments:
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> One thing I understood from the last year's comments is that
> you don't want a web-based translator since it involves
> sharing your know-how with someone else. The other thing I
> realized is that charging per translation may not be optimal.
There is nothing wrong with the above charging mechanism as long as it is
based on the # of lines of code.
I would like that option.
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> I'm looking to release a standalone translator this time. You
> will pay once and translate as much as you want but it will
> cost a fair bit of money.
Some may like this option, especially with entire personal EL libraries to
be converted.
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> My latest approach is to compile EasyLanguage directly into a
> DLL that can be used in NinjaTrader, other trading products
> that use C# and even TradeStation itself. The DLL will take
> prices on each bar and return entry and exit instructions as
> well as stops. In case of user functions you would get values
> back instead of entries and exits.
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> You could continue to develop in TradeStation and deploy your
> strategies in NinjaTrader or other products. You could
> compile your EL code and sell it to others in a form that's
> more secure than ELDs.
>
> Would that work for you?
>
This is the best approach if you can pull it off....but I'm not sure it
can be done and made truly cross-platform and portable.
For instance, if my signal uses OpenPositionProfit and other Easy Language
system variables,
how will it work in Ninja; How about Excel ?
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