I measured my screen and a list with an adequate size would allow for 20 pairs listed vertically. I don´t trade any CHF pairs since the Swiss Franc is directly correlated to the EUR, so for me it would be more than enough room. Of course, those with a laptop computer may think differently.renexxxx » Sat Dec 13, 2014 8:59 pm wrote:I did consider the list-display as well, and there is a lot to say for it. This would be ideal if you don't want to watch 28 pairs, but only less than a dozen. Otherwise, you will run out of vertical space -- especially if you want to keep the sizes of the pair names and symbols rather large. Or you need to create several columns next to each other.alorente » Sat Dec 13, 2014 10:31 pm wrote: Excellent work, Rene.
Perfectly usable to find winning pairs, BUT, since you ask for opinions on a UI that may be an improvement, I have taken the liberty of making a mockup of what would be the ultimate dashboard for me. More readable pair names, less space needed, since you don´t have the wasted white areas, selectable pairs to list only the pairs you use, faster update since it only polls info on the pairs listed and user defined order of the pairs from top to bottom. The vertical shape is ideal to fit on the left or right of the screen with minimal intrusion on your chart space.
If you like it and think that you can build it, great. If you hate it, your matrix as it stands is fantastic.
What you lose in the list-display is the conclusions you can draw for a currency by looking at a row or a column in HGIMatrix. Eg. if you see a lot of UP-arrows in a row, it seems that that particular currency on that row is getting stronger.
I am happy to convert HGIMatrix to HGIList or something like that ... if the majority finds this an improvement.
Cheers ...
Anyway, whatever you decide is fine with me. I love your Matrix and will be using it intensely in either format.
Thanks again for your selfless and wonderful work.