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Ahh. I see in
int FuturesData::setSymbol (QString &d)
A switch table for the different supported commodities and some of the properties for them getting set:
case AD:
name = QObject::tr("Australian Dollar");
rate = 1000;
month = hmuz;
exchange = cme;
symbol = "AD";
rc = FALSE;
break;
case BO:
name...
2009-07-02 03:57:08 UTC in Qtstalker
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Ahh. I see in
int FuturesData::setSymbol (QString &d)
A switch table for the different supported commodities and some of the properties for them getting set:
case AD:
name = QObject::tr("Australian Dollar");
rate = 1000;
month = hmuz;
exchange = cme;
symbol = "AD";
rc = FALSE;
break;
case BO:
name...
2009-07-02 02:27:53 UTC in Qtstalker
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OK. I know at one time I had previously downloaded some commodities quotes from one of the default accounts I think it was CME. I had concluded, possibly erroneously, that since it had gathered info from CME it wouldn't then gather info for the same commodity from my files. I cleared things out and specifically did not load the CME commodities. I thought I started getting more files that got...
2009-07-02 01:55:34 UTC in Qtstalker
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I get futures contract end of day emailed to me from bar chart and I have perl scripts that take the daily emails and put them into a local SQL database. I found a mysql add on, but it was for stocks only. So, I decided to write a perl script to pull the info out of the sql database and create a csv file. Then use the csv tool to read in the data. This works GREAT for some of the contracts but...
2009-07-01 09:12:29 UTC in Qtstalker
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I was able to create a 55 day breakout indicator using:
INCLUDECUS(cdl-rel)
cl := UTIL(REF,Close,1)
hi := TALIB(MAX,cl,55)
lo := TALIB(MIN,cl,55)
Plot:
plot(lo,#ff0000,LC,Horizontal)
plot(hi,#00aa00,HC,Horizontal)
I also want to mark the end of the 55 days, maybe with a vertical line as well as have indicators pointing to the high and low that defined the horizontal lines.
How...
2009-01-11 01:26:31 UTC in Qtstalker
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I just found qtstalker recently. Thanks for the effort I have always wanted something like this to run on a UNIX OS!!
My undersanding of candles is that filled in ones means the close prices was lower then the open price and not-filled in ones means that close was higher then the open. But, I see that qtstalker also uses a color scheme. MOst green ones are not filled in and most red ones are...
2008-12-21 22:06:44 UTC in Qtstalker
