Free RealTime Data NOW Nest ODIN Trade Tiger Google Yahoo to AmiBroker, Fcharts MS

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Raghuveer

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In settings.ini, there will be small changes between NEST and NOW settings. Check if you made them correctly.
Instead of:
"LTP" use "Last Traded Price"
"LTT" use "Last Trade Time"

If still having problems, post your full settings.ini using CODE/PHP tags someone might spot the error(s).

I am getting error while running now earlier was getting nest .

 
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Hi Satishji and TracerBullet.. Today used your applications - NestRTD and the backfill program to fetch live quotes from Nest to Amibroker... Absolutely fantastic stuff from both of you... Specially that backfill program which simulates the key and mouse presses is awesome... I would surely learn that AutoIt program and try to use it for other mechanical stuff too.. It's an extremely powerful tool to have in one's arsenal...

Great job from both of you, and I felt the need to say Thanks for your efforts and for sharing the source code as well...

I don't know C++... but know a bit of python.. RTD stuff can be done in Python using pywin32 and autoit exposes the COM/OLE interface for it's functions too... would try to figure out if I could port it into python and glue both the softwares together (obviously if I feel the need for it)... That would be a great learning experience for me..

Thanks once again... :)
 

TracerBullet

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Hi Satishji and TracerBullet.. Today used your applications - NestRTD and the backfill program to fetch live quotes from Nest to Amibroker... Absolutely fantastic stuff from both of you... Specially that backfill program which simulates the key and mouse presses is awesome... I would surely learn that AutoIt program and try to use it for other mechanical stuff too.. It's an extremely powerful tool to have in one's arsenal...

Great job from both of you, and I felt the need to say Thanks for your efforts and for sharing the source code as well...

I don't know C++... but know a bit of python.. RTD stuff can be done in Python using pywin32 and autoit exposes the COM/OLE interface for it's functions too... would try to figure out if I could port it into python and glue both the softwares together (obviously if I feel the need for it)... That would be a great learning experience for me..

Thanks once again... :)
Maybe ill learn python too one day (as its used in linux). i just like c++ and its more efficient. But still only know the basics ...

Here is one link which i tried to check when i was working with rtd. It seems com calls in python has nice syntax.
 

josh1

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Re: Free RealTime Data NOW Nest ODIN Trade Tiger Google Yahoo to AmiBroker, Fcharts M

Hi Satishji and TracerBullet.. Today used your applications - NestRTD and the backfill program to fetch live quotes from Nest to Amibroker... Absolutely fantastic stuff from both of you... Specially that backfill program which simulates the key and mouse presses is awesome... I would surely learn that AutoIt program and try to use it for other mechanical stuff too.. It's an extremely powerful tool to have in one's arsenal...

Great job from both of you, and I felt the need to say Thanks for your efforts and for sharing the source code as well...

I don't know C++... but know a bit of python.. RTD stuff can be done in Python using pywin32 and autoit exposes the COM/OLE interface for it's functions too... would try to figure out if I could port it into python and glue both the softwares together (obviously if I feel the need for it)... That would be a great learning experience for me..

Thanks once again... :)
Hi Aditya,

Porting backfill program into Python will be real pain in **** . Selecting and clicking on item in external ListView requires read/write to process memory of another program. If you intend to learn Autoit (which is similar to Basic), try to glue them in Autoit. This can be done by calling NestRTD from Autoit.
 

josh1

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Maybe ill learn python too one day (as its used in linux). i just like c++ and its more efficient. But still only know the basics ...

Here is one link which i tried to check when i was working with rtd. It seems com calls in python has nice syntax.
Hi TB,

Have a look at this -> http://disphelper.sourceforge.net/ . I found it after you created NestRTD.

C++ is used in Linux also. However, there is another language called Rebol. It runs on Windows, Linux and android. Very tiny interpreter (1.2 mb) which I found addicting and easiest to learn.
It is here - http://learnrebol.com/rebol3_book.html#section-2.2
I created ABCD (EOD/Bhavcopy downloader) in Rebol. It is there in my link.
 

TracerBullet

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Hi TB,

Have a look at this -> http://disphelper.sourceforge.net/ . I found it after you created NestRTD.

C++ is used in Linux also. However, there is another language called Rebol. It runs on Windows, Linux and android. Very tiny interpreter (1.2 mb) which I found addicting and easiest to learn.
It is here - http://learnrebol.com/rebol3_book.html#section-2.2
I created ABCD (EOD/Bhavcopy downloader) in Rebol. It is there in my link.
Python is available everywhere too. But interpreted languages are much slower than c/c++. So i prefer to learn more in c++ whenever i will get time

Yes, i saw similar helper before and used it to try to understand syntax, but when doing it for first time, it makes sense to use the actual api instead of using a layer.
This seems nice though, but i probably wont use COM again ...

If you like programming you can maybe start reading introduction on data structures and algorithms. They are generally implemented in the language itself so you only need to understand what it is and then use them for fun.

Coursera has many very good (video) courses available. ( Coursera etc is just beautiful:) )
 
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