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Aug 31st, 2021, 05:45 PM
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Re: [VB6] Visual Basic 6 Client Websocket Control
Thank you.
Now, I am trying to convert your OCX into a DLL to use in VBA-Excel. This is because I wrote some code in VBA to pull Crypto data from Coinbase Pro, and to automatically initiate trades, based on certain criteria. Kinda like an automated day-trader. Excel does a good job of visually and graphically representing data, but hit a wall with websockets. This is probably because the XMLHTTP60 and Internet Controls libraries do not handle the bi-directional communications. But if I can get a DLL to function within the VBA infrastructure, it would be the best of both worlds. Worst case, I will make a bridge between my Excel VBA and your websockets.
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Sep 1st, 2021, 11:41 PM
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Re: [VB6] Visual Basic 6 Client Websocket Control
 Originally Posted by manaloea
Thank you.
Now, I am trying to convert your OCX into a DLL to use in VBA-Excel. This is because I wrote some code in VBA to pull Crypto data from Coinbase Pro, and to automatically initiate trades, based on certain criteria. Kinda like an automated day-trader. Excel does a good job of visually and graphically representing data, but hit a wall with websockets. This is probably because the XMLHTTP60 and Internet Controls libraries do not handle the bi-directional communications. But if I can get a DLL to function within the VBA infrastructure, it would be the best of both worlds. Worst case, I will make a bridge between my Excel VBA and your websockets.
Sounds very cool. You will want to use the updated 1.3 version as it fixes several very bad bugs. I also included and example of how to use the coinbase ticker. enjoy!
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Sep 5th, 2021, 11:19 PM
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Re: [VB6] Visual Basic 6 Client Websocket Control
 Originally Posted by vbLewis
Sounds very cool. You will want to use the updated 1.3 version as it fixes several very bad bugs. I also included and example of how to use the coinbase ticker. enjoy!
Many Thanks!
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