Jasonnator 

The program already has built in support for the gui to operate in English. The developers used a master string class which contains both English and Russian (orpretty clever). The comments in the code were Russian only but that it pretty easily translated, there's just a lot to translate. If you install the binary they provide and use their license tool, you can use the platform complete with all features and an English interface.

I was not aware that they did it already. Thanks you for the update.
Matt

Matt,

PM me and I can show you guys how I defaulted the source to default to English.

Jasonnator 

Matt, PM me and I can show you guys how I defaulted the source to default to English.

Done.
Matt

Jasonnator 

Matt, PM me and I can show you guys how I defaulted the source to default to English.

Why do not show it here?

LukeGeniol 

Why do not show it here?

Lol, I thought about that about an hour after I sent the reply. I will post it here shortly.

Ok, after a couple cups of coffee:

the brute force way to do it is in the Localization project, LocalizedStrings.cs then change

 

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var activeLang = CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.Name.CompareIgnoreCase("ru-RU") ? Languages.Russian : Languages.English;

to

 

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var activeLang = Languages.English;

There are several references to Languages.English/Russian and this will force the application to use English everywhere. There are still a few menus which had Russian for labels/text so that's just a quick Cntl+F and using some google translate.

For translating, this extension has been absolutely priceless: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/vsgallery/f2321406-c5bb-42b7-9660-dfacd313eeed

The other place to check is to start a debug sessions and set a breakpoint at line 305 of BaseApplication.cs in the XAML project. (Make sure HydraPublic is set to your startup project) Verify that your cultureInfo is getting set to Languages.English.

Jason

Does anybody know what happened to TradeLink? It does not appear to be available anywhere on the internet. Also is there any other currently active open source .NET trading platforms available.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

lyonsjw 

Does anybody know what happened to TradeLink? It does not appear to be available anywhere on the internet. Also is there any other currently active open source .NET trading platforms available. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

The Tradelink project is now officially dead and replaced by closed source Glean but you can still get old source code from:
https://github.com/tradelinkofficial/core

As to other .Net open source platforms - there is StockSharp mentioned above.


EDIT: The exact status of Glean is a mystery for me as it is based on TradeLink core therefore it is advertised as open source but I couldn't find code for anything other than retired TradeLink source above

Thanks for your timely and informative response. Also for your mention of StockSharp, I did not find that in my Google searches.

lyonsjw 

Thanks for your timely and informative response. Also for your mention of StockSharp, I did not find that in my Google searches.

I started a thread here which has some links to the documentation. In my opinion, StockSharp is leagues ahead of tradelink/glean and it is actually full open source (except for the license tool).