EasyLanguage code repair is different from a fresh build. The first question is whether the existing code is close enough to save. Sometimes a small fix is enough. Other times, rewriting the logic is cleaner than trying to preserve unstable code.
Moore Tech handles EasyLanguage programming for TradeStation repairs, debugging, cleanup, and conversions.
What counts as EasyLanguage repair
Repair usually means the core idea already exists, but something is failing.
Common repair requests include:
- compile errors after a TradeStation update
- indicator plots that no longer match the expected chart behavior
- strategy entries or exits that trigger at the wrong time
- alert logic that fires too often, too late, or not at all
- old EasyLanguage code that needs cleanup before it can be extended
For these projects, the original files matter. Send the full EasyLanguage file, not only a screenshot of the error.
What counts as EasyLanguage conversion
Conversion means the logic is moving from one environment to another. A TradeStation EasyLanguage script may need to become MultiCharts PowerLanguage, NinjaScript, Pine Script, or another platform-specific implementation.
Conversion is not a copy-and-paste task. The target platform may handle bars, sessions, orders, alerts, and historical calculations differently.
Useful conversion details include:
- original EasyLanguage source files
- target platform
- screenshots of the original chart behavior
- whether exact visual matching is required
- whether strategy results need to be comparable
- any platform features that do not exist on the target platform
For TradeStation-to-MultiCharts work, review the TradeStation to MultiCharts conversion guide.
What to send for a repair quote
The fastest way to quote repair work is to send enough context to reproduce the problem.
Send:
- the EasyLanguage source file
- the exact error text or screenshot
- TradeStation version
- workspace or chart settings if they affect behavior
- screenshots showing correct and incorrect output
- a short note explaining when the issue started
If the code compiles but behaves incorrectly, include example bars where the output is wrong.
When a rewrite is better
A rewrite may be better when the existing EasyLanguage code is incomplete, poorly organized, missing source dependencies, or built around assumptions that no longer match the desired behavior.
That does not mean the old code is useless. It can still help define the logic, inputs, plots, and intended chart behavior. But the quote should be scoped as a rebuild, not a small repair.
Practical next step
Start with an EasyLanguage programmer review if you have code that no longer compiles or behaves correctly. Start with TradeStation programming if the issue is more about the full platform workflow than a single EasyLanguage file.