Entry and Exit Markers Using Bullscript

   When I run a TradeSim simulation using a Bullcharts TradeSim Scan it puts entry and exit markers into  the chart which are  handy for identifying the trading points for bug fixing  and testing  simulations.

If I run exactly the same simulation code using a Bullscript Scan, these markers don't get written to the chart. 

I much prefer using Bullscript Scans for TradeSim  simulations as it allows easier control over the code for large complex simulations but is there any code that can be added or any other way of getting the  Bullscript Scan to write the entry and exit  markers to the chart as it does with the TradeSim scan?

I�ve had a look at the �SetReturnInfoType� Tradesim function but that doesn�t quite seem to do the job.

Regards
Tim Wilson

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	When I run a TradeSim simulation using a Bullcharts TradeSim Scan it puts entry and exit markers into the chart which are handy for identifying the trading points for bug fixing and testing simulations. If I run exactly the same simulation code using a Bullscript Scan, these markers don't get written to the chart. I much prefer using Bullscript Scans for TradeSim simulations as it allows easier control over the code for large complex simulations but is there any code that can be added or any other way of getting the Bullscript Scan to write the entry and exit markers to the chart as it does with the TradeSim scan? I�ve had a look at the �SetReturnInfoType� Tradesim function but that doesn�t quite seem to do the job. Regards Tim Wilson