Matthew Greenslet![]() Idol ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Posts: 2077 Joined: 2/27/2006 ![]() | Due to the overhaul I seriously doubt the parser will be changing anytime soon. The parser itself is very robust now and will support everything a trader will need to code what they want in OmniLanguage. I strongly believe the framework we have now will the foundation we build upon for a long time to come. If I am assuming correctly the changes you are referring to is with the stop logic. This change has nothing to due with the parser but rather the connection layer between OmniLanguage and OmniTrader. This will always be changing, ideally only to add new functions, indicators, and the like. In this case however we needed to add the ability for a user to set the internal exit level on the first trading bar. The change we implemented had some unforeseen side effects. You can read about this in that thread and the work around for the issue. This is an open issue that will be corrected. At which point you should be able to remove the work-around and stops will support everything we need for automated trading. |