Would be great to have a debugger implemented in Zorro in the near future as well as the Monte Carlo draw down algorithm.

Also if the user had a choice to customize the Zorro Color background and text etc as you can in SED.

Is there a lite-c library to send messages over a socket, like for example with websockets/socket.io or similar?

A debugger is planned. Modifying the background and text color would require some structural changes, as it's then not a standard object anymore, so this might get a low priority.

For socket sending, there are no native lite-C functions, but you can use the Windows socket functions.

Zorro has only a few color code. If you can add many colors it would be good when testing colorful indicators.

Other instruments? Such as equities, ETFs, non-CFD indexes, etc. Maybe someday options?

Implies associated data structure changes (i.e., adding Volume).

And appropriate broker(s) so it'd work.

Do you plan to publish a roadmap?

Thanks.

You can use any instrument, as long as a broker supports it and offers an API or MT4 for access. Volume, interest etc. are just a data curve. They can be added the same way as an instrument and accessed with the asset() function. The prodedure is described under "Data Import".

We can not publish roadmaps because most new features are paid by customers. So the release date of a feature does not depend on us. But you can see under "What's new" which features are planned for the future.

Thanks jcl. Yes, I had read that info in the Data Import. But I'm also mindful of the level of capabilities & effort involved. I was coming from the PoV of a better OOBE - immediate ease of use as well as for those whose alternatives are limited by NFA/SEC...

Thanks JCL for the new possibility of drawing lines!!!

Is it possible to add a plot function for viewing the monthly net profit of the strategy over the backtest period and also in the performance report or by a separate log file?

You can do that already. Use the plotBar function - you can find examples of doing those statistics in the profile.c script library.