Hi!
I have a question about WealthScript class inheritance.
My goal is to extend abstract WealthScript class by making an inheritance, for example like this:

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Code is compiled without any errors in a Wealth-Lab code editor, but still it doesn't work.
But if put this code in a precompiled form (by creating a Class Library), this code will execute correctly.
Can I use an inheritance within Wealth-Lab code editor?

Thanks.

Hi,

Let's start with why'd you want to extend WealthScript?

For example, you could use WealthScript methods without having to implement it:

Example 1:

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Example 2 by Aleksey:

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Thanks' for you fast reply.

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Let's start with why'd you want to extend WealthScript?

I want to add an extra Properties and Method that depends from WealthScript methods results. Just for example:

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For example, you could use WealthScript methods without having to implement it....

Yes, but I thick inheritance from WealthScript is more reasonable.

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I want to add an extra Properties and Method that depends from WealthScript methods results.

OK, but why complicate things? You can do that w/o inheriting WealthScript.

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You can do that w/o inheriting WealthScript

Could you please give a code example of this?
Imagine that I need to make a default template code with all my own properties and method available and without adding external classes (to avoid code duplication).
If an inheritance from WealthScript is available, I just make a class library, with my abstract class inherited from WealthScript, compile it in Wealth-Lab folder and set a new template code with my assembly referenced. I don't think it's complicated.

Thanks.

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Could you please give a code example of this?

What I was meaning to say is that it's practical to create your library of functions like Community.Components, add your properties and methods, then add a reference to the assembly in the Strategy Editor > References > "Other assemblies to reference", and save the resulting code as Default Template Code.

pubx101 asked this question in a duplicate thread (3rd because another "WealthScript Inheritance" exists):

I knew that a similar question was asked before but the link to the ask is not available now.

I want to add more functions to class WealthScript, I tried something like this: ( I will use MyScriptExt as template for all strategies)

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the program can compile but not run. what did I do wrong?

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I knew that a similar question was asked before but the link to the ask is not available now.

I believe it's a suboptimal idea to create a duplicate thread in this case. Instead you might simply request to fix the broken link or provide an example. This has been done here and in the other thread:

WealthScript Inheritance

thank you for the fix. I already did as you suggested, but it makes more sense to implement in subclass for some functions. for example, some stock exchanges have daily price change limit (+/- 10%), I want to override certain trading methods (i.e. BuyAtOpen() ) with the rule. Is it possible to have a subclass of WealthScript ?

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Is it possible to have a subclass of WealthScript ?

Please refer to this topic: Subclass from WealthScript