--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Dennis Lipter blackca...@... wrote:
Still don't know what backfill is.
Data sources provide data in two primary ways:
1. streaming realtime data - from the moment you connect to the source
forward in time
2. backfill data - historical data from some
Hello everyone.
CodeForTraders is very pleased to be able to announce a major new
product upgrade which we think will be of great interest to many in the
AmiBroker community.
Burkhard Eichberger's Diamond Backtesting with Walk Forward Manager
(BTWFMgr) is now available in a new version with full
Prashanth and Qavatina,
Thanks for posting your observations. Knowing that this is not completely
unique to my setup(s) may help to figure it out.
- Progster
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, qavatina qavat...@... wrote:
Hello,
ExportImage works perfect for me.
--- In
Tomasz,
Thank you for your further comments. I had not been using Edit-Image-Export
in my tests, and that is indeed a helpful pathway.
I have been using the ExportImage OLE call from outside of AmiBroker (external
.js file) as you describe. That also is surely a good reminder!
I do now have
Thanks for the suggestion, but the DISPLAY (Windows Control Panel) was already
set to 32-bits.
Does either of the provided scripts work for you and produce a picture other
than the blank-screen message?
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, amibroker gro...@... wrote:
Hello,
ExportImage
TJ,
Thanks, that certainly helps.
However, I'm not clear on what file extension is the appropriate one to use for
this universal template (with AB 5.30).
Previous docs (e.g. AmiBroker Change Log) are like so:
AB = new ActiveXObject(Broker.Application);
AW = AB.ActiveWindow;
I think this would be very desirable addition.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:
Hello,
As I wrote - if you need buttons on chart screen, I can consider adding
support for real (i.e. windows control) buttons.
They would not require any handling of
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:
it doesn't remember collapsed/expanded states,
It never supposed to remember that. By design they are expanded to make
sure that novices are aware that there are parameters in the sections.
Otherwise novice user may
Herman,
That's a great list of button properties and ways to use them that you've come
up with. Thanks for taking the time/effort to post it.
I'm a proponent of the utility of Dashboard Displays, designed and customized
as the user prefers to see 'em.
While much can be done along those lines
Your code seems to work for me here.
Here it is again, just slightly tweaked:
//SETTINGS---
PosQty=Param(Posiciones,10,1,20,1);
SetOption(InitialEquity, 100 );
SetOption(AllowPositionShrinking, True );
SetOption(MaxOpenPositions, PosQty );
SetOption (accountmargin,100);
PositionSize =
Consider this:
Result = LastValue( SourceArray ) ;
Result is an array, all of the values in which are identical and equal to the
single final value of SourceArray.
Hence, at all locations in Result, there is a value that represents the far in
the future last value of SourceArray.
Remember,
, this is not an issue if you are using LastValue() on the RHS of
the chart in the correct context.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
Consider this:
Result = LastValue( SourceArray ) ;
Result is an array, all of the values in which are identical and equal
FWIW, I agree that a ZZ in points would be a useful, helpful function to have,
and that the most logical point of authorship for it is inside the platform.
Why? Because the current internal ZZ in percentages function can be easily
tweaked to create the ZZ in points. I've done enough of
Just search the Help on the word composite.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, jonbois jonb...@... wrote:
Is there a way to make a composite security in amibroker 5.0. I would like to
make my own index using 5 stocks. I can't find any reference to this in the
help section. In metastock,it
This raises a question in my mind wrt. Explorations -
Suppose I want to determine the status ( 5m, 30 period %R for example ) of a
large list of stocks (e.g. Russell 3000), as of a moment in time (e.g. the
nearest past completed 5m bar at the time I ask the question).
Is it inappropriate to
Win7 64-bit is here, all dressed up and ready to party ...
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:
Hello,
I would like to learn how many of you are already using Windows 64-bit
edition
and are interested in running native 64-bit IQFeed and Interactive
), this works fine. However, there
may be instances, considering the scale of what's available in R, where the
RMath plug-in doesn't work, simply because I never tested it.
PS
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
There have been many RAndFriends distros.
Prior
There have been many RAndFriends distros.
Prior distros are here:.
http://sunsite.univie.ac.at/rcom/download/RAndFriends.distro/old/
Exactly which ones work and which ones don't is a question that still seems to
need an answer.
I was having good numeric array results with this one:
Hi,
Thanks for reporting this.
Now that you've pointed it out, I'm observing the same problem, with these
installs:
AB 5.3
RAndFriendsSetup2092V3.0-17-2.exe: R 2.9.2, statconnDCOM 3.1-2B6
RMath 1.0.0 per Tools - Plug-ins ...
What are your installs?
- Progster
--- In
, conrad_faber cfa...@... wrote:
My installs are based on an earlier post of yours (r and friends), so exactly
the same - also AB 5.3
Con
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for reporting this.
Now that you've pointed it out, I'm observing
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:
IQFeed (and many other RT sources) takes many seconds to backfill ONE symbol
Can anyone mention a feed that backfills much faster?
, progster01 wrote:
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczkogroups@ wrote:
IQFeed (and many other RT sources) takes many seconds to backfill ONE
symbol
Can anyone mention a feed that backfills much faster?
IMPORTANT
That's good info.
Below is a short code to illustrate, using a 4-leg, fixed-share
scale-out.
(A picture of the Detailed Log showing the result may be found here
http://www.codefortraders.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=60t=635 .)
--
/*
ScaleOut_Simple_01.afl
Simple illustration of
(except the coffee thing ;-)).
best,
PS
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
Hello RMath plug-in users!
Beginning work with the RMath plug-in for AB, I've had success with simple
tests such as passing Close to the R side, adding a number to it, passing
Hello RMath plug-in users!
Beginning work with the RMath plug-in for AB, I've had success with simple
tests such as passing Close to the R side, adding a number to it, passing it
back to the AB side, and then showing the results on a chart on in an
Exploration.
However, adding just a little
For anyone interested, this distro appears to work with the RMath plug-in as of
the date of this writing (May 3, 2010):
RAndFriendsSetup2092V3.0-17-2.exe
It installs R 2.9.2 and statconnDCOM 3.1-2B6
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progs...@... wrote:
I've found the source
to have a system with Zig or Peak -- no backtest is possible!
This statement is not correct.
Code provided earlier in this thread, and at:
http://www.amibroker.com/members/traders/11-2003.html
uses Zig() and backtests validly.
Zig/Peak/Trough functions CAN be used to create a valid
decide later to upgrade it to work with the latest versions of these
two.
Patrick
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
Hi.
Attempting to get the RMath plug-in properly installed and working today, I
downloaded and installed from statconn:
http
!
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progs...@... wrote:
Patrick,
Thanks very much for your comments, including your mention of the versions
that are working for you.
Obviously, I was trying to take the recommended all-in-one path first. Too
bad for me I'm coming in behind
Re: the ZigZag part of this discussion -
AB's implementation of backtesting is different than many other programs.
In AmiBroker, the backtest itself is not a process that proceeds on a
bar-by-bar basis.
At the detail level, the criteria necessary for a valid bar-by-bar backtest
and the
In a traditional bar-by-bar backtest, all the arrays (often called series')
grow in populated length one bar at a time during the process of the backtest.
In AB, all the arrays are fully and finally evaluated across the entire time
period under test prior to the Backtester even looking at them.
Bingo!
Thanks kindly, TJ, for putting our attention directly on the heart of it.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:
Plot( IIf( BarIndex() = BarCount - EMABarsVisible21, EMA( C,21), Null
), , colorViolet,styleNoLabel |5 );
is INCORRECT because BarCount
Hi.
Attempting to get the RMath plug-in properly installed and working today, I
downloaded and installed from statconn:
http://sunsite.univie.ac.at/rcom/
This version of RAndFriends was created 20100422.
Download RAndFriendsSetup2110V3.1-1-1
then also installed the C++ 2005 SP1
The working two-liner is great, and very clear to understand as given:
bi = BarIndex();
Plot( IIf( bi LastValue( bi ) - 21, Null, EMA( C, 21 ) ), EMA, colorRed );
But why doesn't this other code that was discussed:
Plot( IIf( BarIndex() = BarCount - EMABarsVisible21, EMA( C,21), Null ), ,
I wonder if anyone might already have some AFL code written to draw triangles
in a chart pane that they would be willing to share.
IOW, similar to the manual Triangle drawing tool with which the user can draw a
triangle of any size, but specified and created from AFL instead.
It does not interfere with anything !
It is not a dialog window at all.
It is a tooltip that does NOT require
ANY action, intervention or click.
If it's any consolation over wasted time, there is value in that statement,
and in having it here.
Many people who have, or would have had, the
Hello everyone.
This month brings 3 new AmiBroker products to CodeForTraders.com and I would
like to mention them here briefly.
RSI Strategy Suite, Deluxe Timeframe Version
CCI Strategy Suite, Deluxe Timeframe Version
LRS Strategy Suite, Deluxe Timeframe Version
These products
The many testimonies at the link to the Nirsoft blog surely indicate a
widespread problem with false positive reports, in general. I think it's a
good link to read, and the AV companies should be doing a better job here, no
question.
In specific though, how are we as users supposed to know
be made financially/legally responsible for creating such a mess.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
On 2010-03-21 13:57, progster01 wrote:
The many testimonies at the link to the Nirsoft blog surely indicate a
widespread problem with false positive reports, in general. I think
(or not!).
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progs...@... wrote:
Hi all.
FYI, I have discovered, and confirmed with IQFeed Support the following
limitations in their EOD data for NYSE Advancers and Decliners (IQFeed:
IINA.Z IIND.Z):
Between mid-2002 and mid-2005 closing values only
Herman,
I like Synchronize It!
http://www.grigsoft.com/winsin.htm
- Progster
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Herman psy...@... wrote:
Hello,
I work from different locations and would like to synchronize the AFL
Formula folders on my XP computer, Windows W7 computer, and On-Line
Hi all.
FYI, I have discovered, and confirmed with IQFeed Support the following
limitations in their EOD data for NYSE Advancers and Decliners (IQFeed:
IINA.Z IIND.Z):
Between mid-2002 and mid-2005 closing values only are offered (instead
of OHLC), and there is no data on NYSE Advancers and
Hi.
The code below is giving me the same RSI output value each date for every
ticker column (using AB 5.26 Beta in this case).
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:Try this
and you should not have any problems.
Filter = 1;
tickers =
With AB 5.29.6 Beta different RSI output values each data for every ticker
column are observed (as expected and intended). Exploration processing must
have changed between these versions.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progs...@... wrote:
Hi.
The code below is giving me
Markus,
In this context, a flag is just a variable of your own which tracks the
status you want to be aware of. In this case, a variable which is 0 until an
open trade is available, and 1 after.
Progster
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Markus Witzler funny...@... wrote:
Thomas,
what,
BTW, using:
AddColumn( RSI( 2 ), Ticker, 1.2, colorDefault, IIf( RSI( 2 ) 80, colorGreen,
IIf( RSI( 2 ) 20, colorRed, colorDefault)) );
instead of:
AddColumn( RSI( 2 ), Ticker, 1.2 ) ;
has a profound effect on the memory usage, requiring much more memory.
Is there any way to get the
gro...@... wrote:
Hello,
Check your database. The behaviour you describe will be the case if your
database does not contain specified tickers.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
On 2010-02-21 16:51, progster01 wrote:
Hi.
The code below is giving me the same RSI output
Many traders today are endeavoring to construct a trading methodology from
stone knives and bearskins.
In the future, any implementation of walk-forward analysis (WFA) which cannot
change from IS to OOS and back based on TA signals, as well as conduct
retrospective analysis based on
It can definitely be done with static variables. Details and best way to reach
your goal may depend on exactly what data you want to pass.
One thing that slowed me down when I first tried to do this sort of thing was
not properly recalling the context of phase 2 of the backtest. The symbol
FWIW, alot can be learned by doing an advanced search on this Yahoo group with
Author containing 'Tomasz' and Subject containing 'memory'.
A white paper or FAQ on 'AmiBroker and Memory' could be a nice thing to have,
especially if it were a living document that could expand to include newly
Hi.
Suppose one is doing a daily exploration over the course of a date range.
It's easy to calculate anything and show the value each and every day using
AddColumn().
However, suppose one is calculating rolling statistics and has no interest in
seeing any values but the final values when the
Ron,
I will comment on what you've discovered.
I excerpt my comments from my CFT Forum post here:
http://www.codefortraders.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=38t=620
and edit them slightly for presentation on Yahoo.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Ron rond...@... wrote:
I've
);
AddToComposite( array, ~ADD2,C, atcFlagDefaults |
atcFlagEnableInIndicator );
Plot(Foreign(~ADD2,C,1),ADD2,1);
Can anyone see the problem?
Thanks
Kevin
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
Hi.
GetRTDataForeign() returns a number, not an array:
SYNTAX
Here is a bit of code to illustrate, using the IQFeed symbols for NYSE ADV and
DECL:
adv = Foreign( IINA.Z, Close );
dec = Foreign( IIND.Z, Close );
ad = adv - dec ;
Plot(ad,adv, colorRed, styleLine );
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progs...@... wrote:
Kevin,
In general
all of the passes of the AFL that are done
Is there one document or location anywhere which covers this information for
all cases?
No, he meant lower than low as stated.
The reason is that the backtester knows not to assign a trade price outside
the boundaries of the bar.
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Potato Soup potatoso...@... wrote:
You mean with prices lower than Close, not Low right?
-Original
5.20 is quite old at this point.
The feature being asked about became part of AB with 5.23.0 Beta.
We are now up to 5.29.6 Beta.
A few comments:
Whenever code contains a feature newer than the version you are running,
choices are:
1. upgrade to a newer beta which implements the feature
2.
Nice bit of code there, implementing the classic signal-counting approach.
Below is my riff on it to add:
* Parameterized filter requirements. Added ParamOptimize().
* Put in LongShortBoth logic and N-bar stop for analysis purposes.
* Replaced obsolete (per the docs) ColumnX =
Of course this works. arg is an array. arg[0], arg[1], etc. are scalars
(numbers).
You can stuff an array and then cherry-pick numbers from it, no problem. One
thing to keep in mind though is that if you are using an index to do your
cherry picking, (e.g. arg[ndx] ) the index needs to be
but the chart still shows
the old graph for 20 sec.
On 12/9/2009 7:33 PM, Aron wrote:
I think it works if you take out the plot statements form:
if( RAS == 1 ){
Complex code here
}
On 12/9/2009 2:43 PM, progster01 wrote:
Hi.
I'm working a new-to-me corner of the AB universe lately
-- Bruce
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
Jules and Bruce,
Thank you both for your comments and suggestions. I'm sure I'll be
able to achieve improvement by working in the indicated directions.
I'll definitely look forward to your article, Bruce
Hi.
I'm working a new-to-me corner of the AB universe lately, and I'm having an
issue that I don't yet know a solution for. Perhaps someone else has been here
before and can point me in the right direction.
I've created a complex chart that requires alot of CPU to calculate and draw.
Using
Jules and Bruce,
Thank you both for your comments and suggestions. I'm sure I'll be able to
achieve improvement by working in the indicated directions.
I'll definitely look forward to your article, Bruce, whenever it is ready.
Thinking of what's been said, I'd like to detect the first pass
Hi.
This change in the definition of mkOp may be helpful if Opens are being
missed on your chart.
//-
//This original definition may be problematic.
//Open can be missed, depending on chart setup.
//mkOp =
I think Mike and Dennis have written thoughtfully, and I agree with their
sentiments.
It's been definitively established, across multiple platforms, that open and
closed code offerings can and will coexist just fine, to nobody's detriment.
Those who don't believe there is any advantage in
I did a similar fix:
lvb = Status( lastvisiblebar ) ;
lvb = Min( Lvb, BarCount - 1 ) ;
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Anthony Faragasso ajf1...@... wrote:
Hello,
I changed each LVB line ( 2 ) locations to the following.
lvb =BarCount-1;//Status( lastvisiblebar );
Joris,
Very nice!
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Joris Schuller jschul...@...
wrote:
PercZoneLow1 = Param(PercZoneLow1,0.3,0.01,1,0.05) ;
PercZoneHigh1 = Param(PercZoneHigh1 ,1,0.01,1,0.05) ;
PercZoneLow2 = Param(PercZoneLow2,0.1,0.01,1,0.05) ;
PercZoneHigh2 = PercZoneLow1 ;
the correct wording
would be how do I save this chart as a Layout using Insert which is most
likely what I want. Could you also explain how to save this chart as a
Layout using Insert Linked so I will know how to do that as well.
Alan,
progster01 wrote:
Alan,
AB Layouts (which
folder) and there is no auto numbering then.
-- Keith
progster01 wrote:
Alan,
AB Layouts (which is probably what you mean by a chart here) are
constructed from AFL code, which is inserted into the Layout in one of
two ways: Insert, or Insert Linked.
Layouts constructed
Alan,
AB Layouts (which is probably what you mean by a chart here) are constructed
from AFL code, which is inserted into the Layout in one of two ways: Insert,
or Insert Linked.
Layouts constructed with Insert Linked AFL are all pointing to and using the
very same AFL file. If that file is
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progs...@... wrote:
Hi all.
Can anyone say if it possible to somehow access the name of the fitness
function in use (assuming it is one of the built-in ones) in a way that will
allow the name to be written out as a custom metric?
If nobody
Herman,
Thanks much for your reply.
What I understand to be possible is for the user to
a) define his own custom metric,
then
b) type the name of that custom metric in the Backtester Settings
window
This is per the docs here (
http://www.amibroker.com/guide/h_walkforward.html ):
The
Hi all.
Can anyone say if it possible to somehow access the name of the fitness
function in use (assuming it is one of the built-in ones) in a way that will
allow the name to be written out as a custom metric?
Nice example Bruce - compact and powerful!
Here's my riff on it to add multiple calculations and color:
/*
Osc_Pctl_02.afl
Finds *for every bar* which was the value of Osc(x) that was exceeded
for a
limit % number of times over a percentile lookback period.
e.g.: On this bar,
Hello everyone.
This month is a big month for new AmiBroker products at CodeForTraders, and I'd
like to let you know about the newest developments.
3 new products are available now, bringing our AB product line to a total of 5.
Two new AB Strategy Suites have been added, along with an
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Mark Hike markh...@... wrote:
For example, where you put HandleStops() would affect how it behaves.
I used a lot of _TRACE() in the code and figured out the things after many
experiments.
Mark,
Can the sorts of things you figured out be expressed as
amibroker.com
- Original Message -
From: progster01 progs...@...
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 6:38 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: One chart instead of several ones.
well, it would be nice in live trading if past signals on the RT chart
reflected
interval - on any higher interval when charting -
timeframe function will give you same results regardless of the chart interval
exactly the same convenience.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
- Original Message -
From: progster01 progs...@...
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
well, it would be nice in live trading if past signals on the RT chart
reflected actual trades made. If conditions at the last developing bar
are not the same as all historical bars then this will not be the case.
The platform features that are involved in representing evolving bar
conditions
Regarding point 4, it's the current state of AB that strategy parameters set in
a chart window are different from params set for a Backtest (in AA window), or
params used (found) for an optimizer iteration (in AA window).
IMO, it would be a _major_ improvement in the utility of the program if
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com,
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/amibroker/message/140225
Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote: (partial quote)
Naive views/opinions/beliefs from most participants of this thread are
pretty much do not have any impact on development of
AmiBroker
simply
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Tomasz Janeczko gro...@... wrote:
Only on Windows 7 this system-wide GDI lock is removed and only
there you could see graphic performance scaling
Again, read the entire article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/e7/archive/2009/04/25/engineering-windows-7-for-gr\
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, James jamesmemp...@... wrote:
Speaking of cleaning up files, is there a way to compare two AFL files and
have the editor show you the differences? Sometimes I get going so fast with
different variations and I am putting a v1, v2, v3 etc. at the end of the
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, brian_z111 brian_z...@... wrote:
Distributing signals, processing etc amongst a group of traders,
geographically dispersed, would require a very advanced group dynamic.
That might hinge on what you mean by very advanced.
It is currently possible for retail
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, timekeeper_origen timekeeper_ori...@...
wrote:
Greetings to All,
Question:
I ran some daily predictions with a predictive system i put together and
then looked at the trades in excel. I told the backtester my benchmark
prices were not based upon Open or
There's no reason why it couldn't be.
Just supply AddColumn() statements for what you want to see in the Exploration.
From the Help file, where examples are also provided:
AddColumn( array, name, format = 1.2, textColor = colorDefault, bkgndColor =
colorDefault, width = -1 )
--- In
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, gmorlosky gmorlo...@... wrote:
I have an AA Explore that have the columns colorized for various parameters.
How can I save that output with all its colors for review later ?
Well, you could take a screenshot ...
Seriously, AFAIK, there is no way to do it
Nice demo of the CBT cooperating with an indicator via AddToComposite!
For anyone interested, I've extended this code a bit with _TRACE
statements to track the evolution of the closes trades and open position
lists (as well as added a few comments).
Here is the link to my post the CFT Forum
It seems that this line will tell you what is happening:
_TRACE(Status(ActionEx): + Status(ActionEx));
(though not why, or on what schedule)
Ooops! I meant for that to be an email, not a posting. Sorry!
It would be really great if someone could provide an accurate, direct answer to
the two specific questions below.
It's really starting to look like _nobody_ actually knows (I know I sure
don't!).
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Conrad Joach consolejo...@... wrote:
Why is it printing 200
You have to decide what you need. No one on this list knows it all; we
all learn what we need to know to do the job. You'll find that, after
awhile, you know where to look for information, who to ask questions,
how to use support, what resources there are, etc. When you reach that
point you will
Hi. Below are a few comments (which may already be clear to the reader).
As pointed out:
we cannot say for 100% what happened inside the bar.
This is often the crux of the matter when it comes to incredible results
sometime observed from an incorrectly constructed backtest.
General
I believe this is as simple as verifying that trade delays are all set to 0.
SetTradeDelays( 0, 0, 0, 0 ) ;
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Carl Vanhaes carl@... wrote:
I couldn't find where it was but am sure this was already addressed:
how to code/backtest an entry signal in such a
Hi. Is it possible that you are not seeing some expected arrowhead plots
because they are lost in the candle coloring?
IOW, is there still a problem if you try this:
// plot shapes with colors that are different from candle colors
PlotShapes( shapeSmallUpTriangle*nBuy_, colorBlue );
Hi again.
I think you may be trying to treat as arrays some items whose typeof() is
number.
Below is a section of the code with a few extra printf() statements, showing
that, for example, nbuy_ is a number, not an array.
Despite this, later notation such as:
nbuy_[i] = 1;
is silently
);
inShortSwitch = (vinShort+ Ref(vinShort,-1) == 1);
inconsistentS = inShortSwitch !(Short || Cover);
c_incS = Cum(inconsistentS);
printf(inBuySwitch= %g c_incB= %g c_incS= %g\n\n, inBuySwitch, c_incB,
c_incS);
Regards,
Alex
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, progster01 progster@ wrote:
Hi
*/
WriteVal( test );
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
- Original Message -
From: progster01 progs...@...
To: amibroker@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 7:26 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: probable bug in afl execution
Alex - thanks much for your follow
TJ, thanks for the AA window display improvements!
Results browsing in the AA window is now much easier and more efficient
with the performance and parameter columns arranged as desired. :^)
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