Still struggling with this! Is there an object overview (methods and
properties) available on IB Controller - as with AmiBroker's OLE Automation
Object Model overview?
Best regards
Jens
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Really excellent information Jules - thank you
Hello,
Yes there is:
http://www.amibroker.com/at/
(all listed are methods, as this object has no properties)
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
On 2010-04-28 14:57, tiedemj wrote:
Still struggling with this! Is there an object overview (methods and
properties) available on IB
Really excellent information Jules - thank you for taking time out to explain!
I does look a bit involved - but if thats what it takes, I will go that route.
Only one last question to Tomasz before diving in - would you suggest an
alternative approach? - or do you have additional hints in
Tx, but nothing in TWSAPI forum about how to call IB Broker interface directly
from a C++ Amibroker plugin. Also, not possible to call user defined functions
(in afl) from C++ Amibroker plugin using gSite.CallFunction() - so I'm stuck...
Anybody?
Best regards
Jens Tiedemann
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Hello,
First and foremost: why would you like to do that ?? (it is possible,
but why make things harder when you can do this
from AFL?)
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
On 2010-04-09 19:03, tiedemj wrote:
Tx, but nothing in TWSAPI forum about how to call IB Broker interface
Hello Tomasz
I would be nowhere without the simplicity - yet unparalleled power of AFL.
However, over time, refinement of checks and balances deployed for a (real
money) automated trendline trading system had grown quite complex. Long story
short - in order to improve entegrity of the system
IBc is the same as any COM objects/servers that are exposed. To access the
object, you just call createdispatch. But you must first know how to do COM
client side programming. Just look up in your registry for the progid. Thats it.
Just to get you started, the progid is BrokerIB.Application
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If you've never worked with com before Jens, then no it's probably not trivial.
At least it wasn't for me.
I haven't used the IB interface at all and am no com expert, but I've managed
to interface with Amibroker so will outline how I went about it.
Here's a useful tute on it
Hi,
TWS API has C, Java, .Net and ActiveX interfaces.
IB Controller has an ActiveX interface (COM object).
From AFL you can use any ActiveX objects e.g IB controller.
From an AB plug-in you can use IB Controller as an ActiveX object as well.
That is a bit cumbersome work to do... Especially as
bump - anybody?
I've seen this question asked before - but can't find any answers. Can somebody
just give a hint (if the explanation is not trivial...)
best regards
Jens Tiedemann
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, tiedemj h...@... wrote:
Assume it's possible to call IB Controller directly
There is a Yahoo! discussion group TWSAPI that talks about the IB TWS interface.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, tiedemj h...@... wrote:
bump - anybody?
I've seen this question asked before - but can't find any answers. Can
somebody just give a hint (if the explanation is not
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