NEW Release of BullCharts 3.2

Originally posted by chart rider Since updating Bullcharts, I can't edit an existing Tradesim code.  The backtest routine still runs OK, but if I now try to edit, an error occurs saying that the "entrytrigger" parameter (referenced in the exit tab for the purpose of defining a trailing stop loss), is unrecognised in the exit tab.  This occurs even if no actual change is made when in edit mode. What's the deal here? CR

can you send me rhe script yo are using so can test - brendonl@weblink.com.au

Firstly congrats on some great imporvements!
- floating window is a bonus and really useful
- a couple of bug fixes that have removed some minor irritations
- a HUGE thanks for multi-scan, it's great.  Not tested in detail but so far so good.

I do have 2 requests that I think many would also find useful...

1. An undo function.  Occasionally I make a mistake and delete the wrong object (no comments please!).  It would be great to click "undo" to put it back rather than having to re-do the item that was deleted.

2. A copy function.  In particualar, I like to copy a trend line and place it somewhere else on the same chart.  This doesn't appear to be possible at the moment.  I have to manually re-draw another one along side and then move it. Have I missed something?

These 2 'features' aside, it's great.   Keep up the excellent work.

ITT.

Since updating Bullcharts, I can't edit an existing Tradesim code. 

The backtest routine still runs OK, but if I now try to edit, an error occurs saying that the "entrytrigger" parameter (referenced in the exit tab for the purpose of defining a trailing stop loss), is unrecognised in the exit tab.  This occurs even if no actual change is made when in edit mode.

What's the deal here?

CR

Re:the freeze problem. I have this occasionally too. I am on dial-up and have found that when I try to close BC via the topright X while connected to the net it sometimes freezes. If I close the net connection it then shuts down straight away?? But it does seem worse the longer BC is active.

Also forgot to say thanks for the product - great job.

Its all to easy to advise whats wrong, but they all generally fall into the 'icing' category.

Great product and support! Thanks.