Latest release of cTrader Desktop platform introduces cBots Fault Tolerance
Fintech company Spotware Systems today announced the latest release of its cTrader Desktop platform. cTrader Desktop 4.6 introduces cBots Fault Tolerance, new methods in Automate API, and backtest improvements.
- Enjoy Uninterrupted Operations with Fault Tolerance of cBots
A cBot will now continue running even if an unhandled exception occurs. Additionally, algo developers can now handle such errors using a new “OnException” method in Automate API.
- Customise Mouse Wheel Actions
Users can now choose the preferred action for the mouse wheel on charts: zoom in/out or scroll.
- Use Local Storage
Local storage is a convenient way to save data on a user’s computer without requesting full access, even if cBots and indicators stop or start again.
- Backtest on Renko and Range Charts
Now users can backtest cBots on Renko and range charts.
- Calculate Volume Based on Risk
cTrader has added several new Automate API methods to calculate order volume or stop loss distance in pips based on acceptable risk.
- Simplify Your Exchange Rate Conversion
The new “Convert()” method in Automate API allows algo developers to effortlessly convert currencies using the latest market rates. This means that algo developers no longer need to manually code the conversion process and can now benefit from an automated solution.
- Differentiate by Instance ID
Every running cBot and indicator instance now has its own ID that is saved by the system even if cTrader restarts and can be used by developers in algo programming.
- Define Color Parameter Type
Developers can now add color parameter types to their algorithms. Users can set up color parameters using the color picker.
- Export cBot Optimization Parameters
Algo developers can now save, export and re-use their cBot optimisation settings: an extra time-saving convenience perk.
- Backtest on Historical Conversion Rates
Currency conversion in backtesting has become even more precise because it is now based on historical conversion rates.