Aparently in NT every time we modify indicator code that is currently applied to a chart we have to:
1) Right click on the chart and launch the indicators dialog.
2) Find the indicator by scrolling through a list, click on it then click Remove button.
3) Find the indicator again by scrolling through a list, click on it then click New button.
4) Click Ok button.
When I'm developing a new indicator, I use the incremental approach. I make small additions then I like to see the results on a chart. Having to constantly remove and add the indicator to see the results of a small change is very combersome.
Is there a better/faster way to do this?
The only shortcut that I've been able to come up with is to name my indicators with a "aa" prefix to force them to the top of list to reduce the scrolling part of the above steps.
If there are no more shortcuts, I would like to see something like the addition of another hotkey such as F6 that would, in addition to compiling, upon a successful compile, do the equivelant of the above steps.
thanks,
shawnj
1) Right click on the chart and launch the indicators dialog.
2) Find the indicator by scrolling through a list, click on it then click Remove button.
3) Find the indicator again by scrolling through a list, click on it then click New button.
4) Click Ok button.
When I'm developing a new indicator, I use the incremental approach. I make small additions then I like to see the results on a chart. Having to constantly remove and add the indicator to see the results of a small change is very combersome.
Is there a better/faster way to do this?
The only shortcut that I've been able to come up with is to name my indicators with a "aa" prefix to force them to the top of list to reduce the scrolling part of the above steps.
If there are no more shortcuts, I would like to see something like the addition of another hotkey such as F6 that would, in addition to compiling, upon a successful compile, do the equivelant of the above steps.
thanks,
shawnj
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