Quote from: ErebusBat on August 27, 2013, 03:14:47 PM

Quote from: TradesLikeAPotato on August 27, 2013, 02:46:18 AM

whydifficult I realize I may be getting a little obnoxious about this, but I think I've found another bug in the backtester. When putting a unix timecode in the "from:" category the program misinterprets it (I think). The timecode is 1367989200 which should translate to 2013-05-08 05:00:00 but instead is read as 2013-08-16 17:00:00. Doing the same on the "to:" time works completely fine. Obviously this isn't a pressing issue, since I can still just edit the CSV files, it's just one I figured you should know about.

I noticed this too and assumed it had to do with UTC/GMT offsets.

Hmm that's very strange, might be the offset but I'll try to verify this. I don't mind at all, please let me know everything you find. I am keeping a list of stuff I need todo for Gekko.

Unfortunatly I have very little spare time right now, as soon as I have some I'll work on some issues with Gekko!

Quote from: TradesLikeAPotato on August 28, 2013, 12:02:50 AM

Strange, I get the same issue by editing the CSV files to only the dates I want, but only when using daily candles... Hourly candles in the same date range work just fine. Here is the candles file.

noted, will look into this.

Quote from: alexxy on August 29, 2013, 10:07:01 AM

Any plans to adding possibility to trade with non btc pairs as well as altcoin exchanges like cryptsy etc?

Yep, I am working on offering all required trade data for this soon.

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My current situation offers me very little spare time to work on Gekko, as soon as I have some I will.

I have noted all issues and when I have some spare time I'll look into everything. In the meantime Gekko is open to pull requests, and when you find a bug it would be great if you could describe it as clear as possible, thanks!

I am working on a platform that provides market data for a lot of different exchanges, the reason I have some time to work on this and less on Gekko is because Wizbit is going to be part of my graduation project, which means I can do this in university hours so to say (but I don't have a lot of time to work on this either).