- User Guide for NTTX Advisors
- NetTradeX Advisors Terminal
- Quick Start
- Main Window
- Main Menu
- Deals and Orders Windows
- Visual Trading
- Script Editor
- Advisor Tester
- History Database
- Global Variables window
- Managing color schemes, templates and workspaces
- Quick Start
- Articles
- NetTradeX Language: Introduction
- Language Basics
- Identifiers
- Comments
- Arrays
- Loops
- Loop Control Statements
- Data Types
- Operators and Expressions
- Сonditional Statement if - else
- Return Statement
- Switch Statement
- Operating Strings
- Reserved Keywords
- Timeseries
- Enumerators
- Error Codes
- Identifiers
- Language Functions
- Language System Objects
- Deal Management
- Order Management
- Indicators
- Technical Indicators
- Technical indicators parameters
- Parameters of custom indicators
- Constants for working with charts
- Examples of indicators usage
- Technical Indicators
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Inheritance of classes
- Interfaces
- Means of accessing class properties
- Handles to objects
- Operators overloading
- Mixin-classes
- Inheritance of classes
- DLL files
- Object Account
- Object Bars
- Object Chart
- Object datetime
- Object History
- Object file
- Object Globals
- Object Math
- Object Symbols
- Object System
- NetTradeX Advisors Terminal
Identifiers
Identifiers are the names given to variables, functions and constants.
The identifier is the sequence of symbols of arbitrary length, which may include:
- letters of the Latin alphabet A-Z and a-z
- figures from 0 to 9
- underscore symbol
The identifier must begin with a letter or underscore.
The compiler is case-sensitive, so the identifier myVariable will be different fromMyVariable.
Examples of correct identifiers:
variable _dealVolume Max_value1