cTrader Indicator Coding for Beginners

[@kentcartridge8709]

At 12:46 - For those wondering… there are 2 types of arguments in C#: *Named arguments* --> Ex.: Parameter(IsGreater = true, MinValue = 1, Step = 1) *Positional arguments* --> Ex.: Parameter("My parameter", 2, false) You can mix them, but once you use a *named argument* , everything after must be *named arguments* , even if the order of the arguments is respected. Otherwise, you’ll get the ‘ *Named argument specifications must appear after all fixed arguments have been specified* ’ error. So, in the video, the first named argument used was *DefaultValue = 3* . Therefore, you need to specify the name of each subsequent argument along with its value. That’s *why , Group = ""* worked, *but , ""* did not.

[@nezarrihani7187]

Great initiative as there is very limited education available to learn C# for ctrader programming. I am very much looking forward to watch your upcoming videos on the topic. After watching this one I started playing a little bit and achieved coding a multi timeframe stochastic. I'd like to do the same for the cyber cycle indicator but it doesn't seem to have a data source input. My next objective is to code a dashboard which would summarize which symbols have had a cyber cycle crossover in the last bar. By the way I bought your liquidity zones indicator last year It's wonderful and I had some ideas on how to make it even better if you're interested. Cheers

[@weiSane]

It only C trader had documentation as perfect as Mql5 and a strong wide community like mt5 does. It would be great.

[@Clickalgo]

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[@bulentgercek]

You dont need to add Group :D Its a named parameter and it has already a default value :) You stood there unnecessarily. It happens to the best of us. No worries :)

[@Clickalgo]

Grouping is a fairly new feature and improves the display for the user, we recommend that it is used instead of placing all parameters under the same group with a default value. Even though it may not be required for this example, the whole idea is to educate.

[@HardKillaz]

As promised I am here