I have finally set up a publicly accessible subversion server, and have reorganized my Interactive Brokers Api folders to suit a single repository. Check out the new page for instructions on how to access it.
This will also make it easier for users to generate patches against the Api, and if anyone is interested in becoming a contributor, I am certainly open to it. Drop me a line.
Hey Karl, could you post a .zip Visual Studio solution of your latest code? Traversing an SVN one HTTP GET at a time looking for code changes I find cumbersome.
Hey Neil,
If you use an svn client like Tortoise, this will get substantially easier. You can click on the latest revision and it generates an easily browsable diff between any given revision.
Let me know if you still have any trouble after downloading Tortoise SVN.
-Karl
Hey Karl,
I downloaded Tortoise SVN and checked out your code. I am impressed with Tortoise in that it has good context-sensitive F1-key help, a rarity.
I was expecting to find new code in the checkout related to beta 9.62 but did not find any. Do you have such code? If so please make it available.
hi Karl and Neil,
thanks a lot !
Nice to know that the TWS API have Dot Net version.
I’ve download the the version (from codeplex)
I’m thinking about real time charting function can add to API.
what do you think ?
Karl-
Has anyone ever benchmarked how good/bad is the latency of IB quotes to true “real-time” market quotes?
It always seems that they are a bit behind.