SiteCounterNames

StockSharp.Web.Api.Interfaces

How the site counters are written in a text ("@indicator_count") and keyed in the resolved data, and the registration that makes a markdown parser read them: the parser knows no counter until the site names it.

Métodos

FromKeys

public static IEnumerable<SiteCounters> FromKeys(IEnumerable<string> keys)

result = SiteCounterNames.FromKeys(keys)

The site counters the given keys stand for; a key that is no site counter's is skipped.

keys: The keys, as a parse collects them.

Devuelve: The counters.

GetName

public static string GetName(SiteCounters counter)

result = SiteCounterNames.GetName(counter)

The name a counter is written with: "indicator" for "@indicator_count".

counter: The counter.

Devuelve: The name.

public static void Register()

SiteCounterNames.Register()

Makes the markdown parser read every site counter. Every process that parses the site's texts calls it before the first parse; a repeated call changes nothing.

ToKey

public static string ToKey(SiteCounters counter)

result = SiteCounterNames.ToKey(counter)

The key a counter's value is found by in the resolved data.

counter: The counter.

Devuelve: The key.

TryParseKey

public static bool TryParseKey(string key, SiteCounters counter)

result = SiteCounterNames.TryParseKey(key, counter)

The counter a key of the resolved data stands for.

key: The key.
counter: The counter.

Devuelve: when the key is a site counter's.