Not really a question, but I did notice that the timestamps for the JSON file are in Unix time which begins in 1970. Some stock charts go back beyond that, for example a chart of the Dow Jones index can go back 120 years. I've used another charting package called ChartDirector which worked around this issue by converting the unix timestamps to count from the year 0 instead of 1970. This would only come up for users that need to do long term charts but may be a nice option to add for a future release. Other than that, excellent software. Great work to Torstein and the team.
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Re: unix time
by Fusher » Mon May 07, 2012 1:33 pm
You can use negative numbers as timestamps in Javascript, check: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaSc ... escription
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