Strategy Analyzer should have a "Pause", "Resume", "Stop", and "Reset" button

[afcmaff]

Version: NT8 Latest as of post.

Strategy Analyzer should have a "Pause", "Resume", "Stop", and "Reset" button made available once the "Run" button is clicked. This is so that you don't have to wait for an entire back-test to play out if you made a mistake. Right now, you'd have to kill the NT task in Task Manager to end the program to get the Strategy Analyzer to stop processing.

The "Stop" button should stop the Strategy Analyzer thread and release the compute resources, etc.

[NinjaTrader_PaulH]

Hello afcmaff,

Thanks for your post.

I will create a feature request in our system.

Once the feature request has been created I will update this thread with that information.

Thanks for taking the time to share your ideas.

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[NinjaTrader_PaulH]

Hello afcmaff,

The feature request has been assigned as SFT-5219, "Pause/Resume/Stop/Reset buttons for Strategy Analyzer tests".

Thanks again for your interest to improve NinjaTrader8

[IsaacBillion]

Hello afcmaff,

The feature request has been assigned as SFT-5219, "Pause/Resume/Stop/Reset buttons for Strategy Analyzer tests".

Thanks again for your interest to improve NinjaTrader8

Hello NinjaTrader_PaulH
++1 Please add me to this feature.
This should be BASIC feature for all long Thread demanding Tasks, and for a software existing from 2003 this should be already done long time ago!
It's terrible to start a process which you find out after good several minutes that it will take long long more time without the ability to stop the process without the ability to save all other
work you did in other windows of NT.

[NinjaTrader_ChelseaB]

Hello IsaacBillion,

I've added your vote to SFT-5219.

Thank you for your feedback.