As we have here multiple collaborative coding projects (first version of an indicator by mister X, then miss Y add a colored version, then mister Z add some Fibonacci on it, ...), we think that allow a group of people to work together on a unified code base to enhance that code in an efficient method, and facilitate easy sharing and version control tracking (changelog tracking, per user, per line), might be a good idea.
Some good "candidates", or good examples, are maybe the Hurley ( project, or the multiple Gomi's addon, but the idea is also good for smaller projects.
We're going to use SVN, which is a standard in the Open-Source and corporate world, some details on it here: Apache Subversion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (.
The idea, and the procedure is simple:
- get and install Toretoise SVN (
- create a directory which will host the files repository
- get the files (indicator, strategy, template, ...), or push the files, create your own project, ...
But before this, you'll have to ask me for a username/password, because these won't be the forum's one.
Also, it's a first try, and only useful for active coders, so we will accept only a limited number of people for this first step.
The svn url to use is svn://www.bmcodex.com/elite
I've made a small video which describe the installtion process, here ( (the video was made for the moderators, as their are not very smart, most of you won't need it :tongue:).
For the installation steps, see screenshots below, and in the other post, I hope it'll be enough, if not ask your questions in this thread.