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Date/Time: Tue, 04 Nov 2025 11:16:00 +0000
ACSIL - storing persistent structs / other large data
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| [2024-06-08 23:09:26] |
| xORDERBOOKx - Posts: 191 |
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I know I can store ints, floats, etc. I'm writing an automated trading system which interacts with buttons on the control bar. These buttons enable/disable automated trading, move stop-losses, alter trade quantity, etc. Depending on what's going on they may have updated text, color, etc. I'm trying to store vectors of structs persistently to manage this, so I can query the state rather than have a long list of switch statements or nested if/elses in the main function. This keeps the creating of control bar functionality to one line (vec.push_back({... create struct ... }) and definition to a few lines (struct creation). What would be the best approach to manage this? Is this possible? Date Time Of Last Edit: 2024-06-08 23:19:15
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| [2024-06-09 01:03:33] |
| Sierra_Chart Engineering - Posts: 21299 |
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| [2024-06-09 01:07:30] |
| xORDERBOOKx - Posts: 191 |
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Not sure how I missed this. Looked all over. Thank you.
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