I think pop-up empty window is fine. This works the same as original Download script that you have to write asset name and press "Load Yahoo Data" then. Try the the code snipet from Download_Y script as I modified a little. Naming of the CSV file didnt work for me in the original script, so I changed it.
Zorro should print something like this:
Download_Y compiling...........
FXCM.dll => FXCM plugin mounted
Login FXCM.. at UTC 06-08 12:10
Downloading TLT..
Parse Historyhistory.csv..
2017-06-07,125.239998,125.519997,124.790001,124.919998,124.919998,11951200
42893.00000000 125.2400 125.5200 124.7900 124.9200 11951200.0000 .
2017-06-06,125.690002,125.870003,125.400002,125.519997,125.519997,12841500
42892.00000000 125.6900 125.8700 125.4000 125.5200 12841500.0000 nTLT 3741 records read from YAHOO
Thank you very much for your reply. I tried your method in my MVO script with a Canadian stocks, I got this,
MVO compiling...........
Parse Historyhistory.csv..
8-Jun-17,155.25,155.54,154.40,154.99,21250798
39447.00000000 155.2500 155.5400 154.4000 21250798.0000 .
7-Jun-17,155.02,155.98,154.48,155.37,21069647
39082.00000000 155.0200 155.9800 154.4800 21069647.0000
AC.TO 4001 records read from YAHOO
284 Bars 2016-03-28..2017-05-11 generated
Test: MVO AC.TO 2016..2017
Assets CATEST666.csv
In my script, I set the StartDate=20160601, no EndDate, but the bars generated here is from 20160328 to 20170511. Also, the price of AC.TO is bit above 17$ but here it's 155.
Any thoughts?
Best
Jeff
