However, I am not sure how well it can adapt to more complex trading systems which perform statistical analysis on multiple kinds of data aggregated together.
I have searched through the archives, but am not sure how the NT framework can be used to integrate more complex strategies. I have seen references to the DLL interface and COM interface and .NET/C# but am not sure how they work.
On a very general level, what I need is a mechanism where NT can communicate with code developed outside the NT Indicator/Strategy setup.
Is there any documentation/examples available which guides how NT can be instrumented to allow more complex usage of C#/.NET? Does NT7 have some extra features which facilitate this?
I do want to be able to develop the complex code outside the NinjaScript editor using Visual Studio (Express perhaps). I want to be able to call functions and libraries in my own code, and make it work with NT as a front-end for charting, back-testing, data-management and eventually order management.
Indepdendent of NT, I have coded up a basic interface to the IB C++ API which can get market data and also have linked in a library of technical indicators. However my current set-up does not have any charting capability and the data management capabilities are primitive. However, I do not want to reinvent the wheel!
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