Hi, I'm new to WL and learning C# specifically to work with this software.
Is there a way when i got to Nav plane -> New C#, it just pops open VS2019, and the work that I do is linked to WL?
Thanks!
Is there a way when i got to Nav plane -> New C#, it just pops open VS2019, and the work that I do is linked to WL?
Thanks!
Rename
Hi FLX,
It doesn't work exactly like that, but you can link strategy code from VS to Wealth-Lab. Just open a New C# Strategy and click the "link" button to point to the file you're working with in VS. When you save your changes in VS, they'll update in the Wealth-Lab Strategy Editor.
It doesn't work exactly like that, but you can link strategy code from VS to Wealth-Lab. Just open a New C# Strategy and click the "link" button to point to the file you're working with in VS. When you save your changes in VS, they'll update in the Wealth-Lab Strategy Editor.
This is great, I started writing up and learning in VS2019 with your answer!
I noticed that UserStrategyBase among other things like using WealthLab.Core, WealthLab.Backtest, etc has red squiggely lines underneath them.
Is there a way I can get VS2019 to find these namespaces? I find the error lines very distracting.
Thank you
I noticed that UserStrategyBase among other things like using WealthLab.Core, WealthLab.Backtest, etc has red squiggely lines underneath them.
Is there a way I can get VS2019 to find these namespaces? I find the error lines very distracting.
Thank you
Have you seen the Strategy Library API reference guide?
https://www.wealth-lab.com/Support/ExtensionApi/StrategyLibrary
https://www.wealth-lab.com/Support/ExtensionApi/StrategyLibrary
I looked over 3 times, definitely way over my head as I am new to C# and trying to get my bearings. I only have a vague idea of what any of this means.
Not sure if this is related but I did find WealthLab.Core.dll, WealthLab.Backtest.dll in C:\Program Files\Quantacula, LLC\Wealth-Lab 7
could it be as simple as telling my project that this is where the dll's are located?
Not sure if this is related but I did find WealthLab.Core.dll, WealthLab.Backtest.dll in C:\Program Files\Quantacula, LLC\Wealth-Lab 7
could it be as simple as telling my project that this is where the dll's are located?
What are you trying to accomplish with editing the code in Visual Studio? Can't you simply use the built-in editor then?
My brain is just used to seeing how VS and VSCode, the font and how it highlights syntax.
So I'm encountering this problem now with VSCode. Every time I save, this pops up:
How do I stop this pop-up?
So I'm encountering this problem now with VSCode. Every time I save, this pops up:
How do I stop this pop-up?
I didn't know where to start and begin with those search results but I seem to not get this issue with VS2019, just VSCode
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