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After upgrading to WLP 6.9.20.7 the WealthLab.ChartStyles.Trending DLL no longer compiles.

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The new editor puts red squiggles underlining the using statement.

1. Red squiggles is a symptom but what does the compiler say exactly?
2. Could you confirm that the DLL file is actually present?
3. If so, try to add a reference to the DLL using the "References..." dialog. Does it have any effect?

The follow code compiles and runs despite red squiggles and warnings.

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Warnings say:
The type or namespace name 'Trending' does not exist in the namespace.
The type or namespace name 'TPnF' could not be found.
The name 'ControlPrice' does not exist in the current context.

Despite this the library actually compiles successfully and runs successfully.

Therefore I believe this issue is cosmetic with the editor.

I have other libraries of my own that are not compiling with 6.9.20.7, throwing real errors, so I will try to debug these.

Other customers report the new Editor's preset or behavior (not sure yet) to be excessively verbose. Good to know that your code compiles and runs despite red squiggles.

Apparently the developer has an idea how to overcome red squiggles in a next build.

As a workaround, rename MyStrategy to have a unique title like MyStrategy1, MyStrategy2 etc.