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In NinjaTrader 6.5 and 7-32bit, the old end-user created-for-TradeStation dll GlobalVariable could be used (imported as an unmanaged dll) to send live-data integers, doubles, and strings from one chart to another. For obvious reasons, that dll does not work in the 64bit memory management.
Is there a substitute for it in 64-bit Ninja? (Maybe it is really a C# thing, but I'm not very good in C# yet).


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In NinjaTrader 6.5 and 7-32bit, the old end-user created-for-TradeStation dll GlobalVariable could be used (imported as an unmanaged dll) to send live-data integers, doubles, and strings from one chart to another. For obvious reasons, that dll does not work in the 64bit memory management.
Is there a substitute for it in 64-bit Ninja? (Maybe it is really a C# thing, but I'm not very good in C# yet).

Yes you can do this. Although it's been too long since I used NT, and now I can't remember what it was called so I can't help you. But this thread so hopefully someone else will.

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You can use static variables, they are basically global variables.


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You can use static variables, they are basically global variables.

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.


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