Can I use LINQ (C# 3.0 & .NET 3.0)?

[Brian1]

Since I must use NinjaTrader to compile my code, will I be able to use the latest C# and .NET functionality?

Also, could you please have "Compile" as an option under the Strategy Analyzer's Right-Click on a .cs Strategy? As is stands now, I toggle between VS2008 coding and debugging (I prefer their code IDE / editor), then I must re-open the strategy file, Save and Compile, finally hitting OK to the warning about debuggin is slower than live ... just to see if there are errors. I could see fewer steps by at least having a "Compile" under the right-Click under Strategy Analyzer. Then if there are errors, auto-open the .cs file in NinjaTrader compiler and show the errors. Also, only warn of the debugging slowness per session of Strategy Analyzer (perhaps per .cs file / strategy) instead of each and every time.

Thanks for your work on this great product.

Brian

[NinjaTrader_Ray]

No, you must use .NET 2.0. Thanks for the suggestion.

[Brian1]

Thanks for the response. When might you migrate to .NET 3.0 and C# 3.0?

Brian

[NinjaTrader_Ray]

NT7 will support .NET 3.5 and we are targeting beta for end of this year.

[Brian1]

Thanks!

[geoMEAN]

My computer has the 3.5 .NET version.

1) How do I know if a feature is part of .NET 2.0 (a-okay-to-use-now), or part of the >= 2.0 and <= 3.5 .NET versions?

2) Do I really need to worry about this if all my coding is done in ninjascript editor?

(I assume I would only need to be concerned with this if doing all coding in VS and then later trying to compile in NT.)

[NinjaTrader_Dierk]

>> Do I really need to worry about this if all my coding is done in ninjascript editor?
No, provided you stay in scope what NinjaScript supports.