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Hi gang, Just a quick note that 2.46 is up. HUGE shout out to sbanks on this one, who gets credit for all the fixes that went into this build. He's officially the 3rd person who has ever been able to run the gauntlet and survive the volumes of C++ that make up W59's codebase. If anyone has forgotten...

Different natal date, different results. I've always used the open for that one, but obv. that's just one possibility...

I don't remember any emails about this... But there aren't a whole lot of people on GFDL, so stuff can go awhile before anyone mentions things. What's the issue? If you get your charts, but just don't see updates, double-check your time zone offset (file - time zone). 9 out of 10 times, it's set inc...

Ok, took me 6-months to notice this thread. Sheesh. Thanks, guys.

Supported is a strong word when it comes to that feed. LOL. But yes, it should still work. You might need to run the SpreadIB utility (free on this board, thanks to Feierabend) to get it working right though.

I actually can't remember what those are, except I think 2 of them are from gfish's research. There aren't any extra switches to throw on my end to activate them though. Lars is probably the guy to reach out to about that.

Check out the Tulip Bulb mania from back in the 1600's. That's what we've got now, with the difference that a tulip bulb has a much higher intrinsic value than a bitcoin does.

I did zip it all up and save it, intending to figure out how to shoehorn it into the new board. So 15 years in and I'm still like, dang, that looks really really hard. So I guess this is all technically still within the realm of possibility...

Hi rlite,

Depends on the tool. If it's a script, it won't know to run into the future, so you have to detect it in your code and do it all at an older bar in time. If you have an example to post, I can help figure out what's up...

Earik

Also double check your reference bars setting in your script. That needs to be how many bars to reserve for history so the script can access past data. If you are running a 20-period average, you'd set it to 20 or larger. Weird stuff can happen if you set it to something smaller than you need. W59 h...