Which .NET version are we in?

[funk101]

NT uses .NET 3.x right? If so, I should be able to use "Extension Methods" right? Just a simple yes or no would suffice, as I am not asking HOW TO, just is it possible; I know it's beyond scope.

[roonius]

NT uses .NET 3.x right? If so, I should be able to use "Extension Methods" right? Just a simple yes or no would suffice, as I am not asking HOW TO, just is it possible; I know it's beyond scope.

As of now NT uses 2.0

I have tried extension methods - they work if you compile with VS, however extension methods are not recognised in NT editor.

[funk101]

Thanks. I was checking out your site, very nice. Question 'bout Bid/Ask. Looks like a cool app. So what your saying is if more bids are traded it's *negative* pressure, or selling pressure? The sellers would be in control? And vise versa if more Ask's then Buyers will be the dominant force?

[roonius]

Thanks. I was checking out your site, very nice. Question 'bout Bid/Ask. Looks like a cool app. So what your saying is if more bids are traded it's *negative* pressure, or selling pressure? The sellers would be in control? And vise versa if more Ask's then Buyers will be the dominant force?

This is how it's usually interpreted.

[funk101]

Overriding Paint()

I guess this is not possible? NT uses Plot()?

[roonius]

I guess this is not possible? NT uses Plot()?

What do you mean?

[funk101]

was trying something in my app, an example online...

protected override void Paint()
{
blah
}

throwing errors in NT.

[roonius]

was trying something in my app, an example online...

protected override void Paint()
{
blah
}

throwing errors in NT.

What are you trying to accomplish?