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[User Discussion] - Offering To The Community: Brett Johnson's Standard Tool Kit
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| [2019-02-12 05:55:38] |
| bjohnson777 (Brett Johnson) - Posts: 284 |
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Minor update to Forex Currency Decorrelation and Currency Strength to compile with the new SC version.
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| [2020-07-10 19:45:06] |
| bjohnson777 (Brett Johnson) - Posts: 284 |
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Minor update to fix Multi Function Trailing Stop to compile with the new SC version.
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| [2020-07-10 22:15:45] |
| bradh - Posts: 854 |
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Hi Brett, Thank you for sharing your toolkit. I started to use the debug_PrintOrders function when I needed to learn about reading trade lists, but I was getting strange results. The PositionQuantity was printing 0 when it should be returning a non-zero value. I was able to get it right when I added (int) to the Quantity lines: fprintf(FileOut, " PositionQuantity: %d\n", (int)PositionData.PositionQuantity);
It then worked. Could be I am using the Visual C++ compiler? I usually don't' use the remote compiler. I tested on Sierra versions 2092 and 2128. Best wishes, Brad Houser |
| [2020-07-12 21:49:41] |
| bjohnson777 (Brett Johnson) - Posts: 284 |
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That's odd... I haven't used debug in a long time. From the ACSIL documentation: [Type: integer] PositionQuantity %d in printf is an unsigned int. It should have been auto-cast if it wasn't. BUT... it doesn't say what size of an int it is, but may not care. I always use open source stuff, so am unsure about VC++. Maybe you could try %ld for "long int" just to see what happens? If you use the remote compiler, does it work without the (int) cast? I don't think you have to reconfigure your setup to test. |
| [2020-07-12 22:00:17] |
| bradh - Posts: 854 |
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If you use the remote compiler, does it work without the (int) cast? I don't think you have to reconfigure your setup to test.
I think they made it a double for fractional quantities, at least on Win64. All the Quantities are type t_OrderQuantity32_64. Structures.h has this: #ifdef _WIN64
typedef double t_OrderQuantity32_64;//TODO: Use this only when change to SCDateTimeUnix #else/* #ifdef _DEBUG typedef double t_OrderQuantity32_64; #else*/ typedef int t_OrderQuantity32_64; //#endif #endif Look like the key is _WIN64. Thanks for your reply, Brad |
| [2020-07-12 22:17:45] |
| bjohnson777 (Brett Johnson) - Posts: 284 |
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I just traced that in my scstructures.h also in v2135. The "SCDateTimeUnix" comment doesn't makes sense in reference to a quantity count. That may be a benign bug (for the most part).
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| [2020-09-16 09:32:55] |
| bjohnson777 (Brett Johnson) - Posts: 284 |
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Minor update to Forex Currency Decorrelation and Custom Stock Index Creator to compile with SC 2168.
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| [2022-01-23 04:39:50] |
| User169391 - Posts: 55 |
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Hi Brett, Hope your are keeping well. I have just updated to sierra version 2348. I now get an error message when recompilling the brett johnson standard tool kit. The main study I use is the forex decorrelation and strength study. Love this study and is the back bone of my trading strategy. Many thanks. Hoping the problem can be resolved. Colin Alchin |
| [2022-06-29 15:54:42] |
| Matador Trader - Posts: 24 |
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Is this still supported? I can't seem to get it to compile in the current version of sierra.
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| [2022-07-10 07:38:32] |
| bjohnson777 (Brett Johnson) - Posts: 284 |
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SC dev's changed a bunch of variable names and broke things. It should compile with 2411 now. As my health has gotten worse this year, I don't have time nor energy to do much with this. |
| [2022-07-11 06:52:33] |
| sjkafeero - Posts: 21 |
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We will keep you in our prayers. Your work has truly blessed us in our trading profitably immensely. You are a valued member of the community.
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| [2022-07-11 14:49:38] |
| bjohnson777 (Brett Johnson) - Posts: 284 |
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Thanks, I need them. Since I can't move quickly, I recommend backing up the full SC directory before any upgrades. That way if an upgrade breaks something important, you've got an easy fall back.
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