NinjaTrader 8.0.23, .Net Framework 4.8 and C# Version

[timko]

C# 9 and .NET 5 please

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Thanks timko,

Your vote has been added.

[mav8rick]

Add my vote for C# 6+ please.

[sidlercom80]

please add my vote to for the newest version

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello mav8rick and sidlercom80,

Your votes have been added.

[JakeOfSpades]

Love that everyone is on the same page, having .NET Core 3.1 with NinjaTrader would open a lot of possibilities especially with ML.Net.

[mattxfreund]

+1, any update on this C#5 is getting pretty old

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Thanks for your feedback.

mattxfreund, your vote has been added.

[tgn55]

Please add my vote...and PLEASE lets go to something more current than C# 6...

Regards,
T.

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Thanks for your feedback tgn55,

We have added your vote.

[junkone]

add my vote. this thread is very old. I hope these votes matter as the timeline does not match the importance of this.

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello junkone,

Thanks for your feedback, your vote has been added.

Upgrading the version of C# used requires updates to the some core components in the platform and updating the compiler used in the NinjaScript Editor. In the meantime, DLL's can be built in Visual Studio and you can use those compiled assemblies with NinjaTrader to take advantage of code written in newer versions of C#.

We look forward to assisting.

[cutzpr]

Confused... Then why is ninjatrader automatically referencing 4.0 framework? I am trying to import a .dll that requires at least 4.7. I remove the old references to 4.0 and add manually the 4.7 but it keeps automatically adding these the older framework.

[fut_practic]

Love that everyone is on the same page, having .NET Core 3.1 with NinjaTrader would open a lot of possibilities especially with ML.Net.

You can use separation for calculation and data sharing. It's not a big problem.

[NinjaTrader_Jim]

Hello cutzpr,

I had meant if you needed to incorporate some code that needs to be compiled with a higher level of C# or .NET you could build an external DLL containing that code in Visual Studio, and then add that DLL as a reference in NinjaTrader [along with any needed dependencies] and use code from the DLL within a NinjaScript built in the NinjaScript Editor.