For #1, that is correct. If I come across a good lead on cheap (read free)
intraday data I'll make sure I pass it your way - assuming you do the same that
is :). Also if you decide to fork/tweak and add futures support, write a
parser, etc. that would be very cool. I'd enjoy seeing what you come
Another question : for app distribution, can all the factor internal
goodies be
> turned off ( inspect, Prettyprint, etc ... ) ?
>>
> those things you get from right clicking on a object come from
> http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-ui-presentations.html
> Looking at the implementation o
Great,
1) Understood, I assume it fills with an average price of the bar
closing price? Honestly I'm not looking to gear it for backtesting day
trades, I am considering tweaking things a bit to work with futures
and would like to use settlement where possible, ultimately
2) Got it, I do not know
A good point, Björn -
Since the number of elements is known beforehand in mdutil & mdls, an
immutable array
would suffice (& use less words). I carried the vector format over from a
previous incarnation
of , where I didn't know how many elems would be needed in the
array.
I'm not religious about
Hi Manuel,
On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 9:15 PM, wrote:
> Could you please tell me how to detect when a value is already
> opened
> so that I don't open a second one ? How would I give it focus ? I have seen
> the find-window word but I have not been able to do it.
>
you could store a reference in d
Hi Dexter -
Thanks for checking out the code. Looks like you interpreted the code
correctly, hope I can do the same for your questions.
1) Currently the answer is yes. This however is not ideal, and is on my list of
(undocumented) TODOs. I was thinking of having something equivalent to SML's
Hi Jon,
This is really great. I have a few questions. I'm still learning
Factor so I may have misunderstood the code, but these are more of
general usage questions:
1) Is any given signal price between high/low of the bar for the
period you select a buy/sell signal?
2) Any thoughts about increasin
Hi All !
the more I look into Factor the more amazing I find it..both the language
and the libraries.
I have some UI-related questions.
I have written a program which I have simplified in the code below.
It lists 100 records, along with the square of each value.
When you double click on a row, i
Here are some random tips from me. I'm also a Factor newbie so take it
with a grain of salt:
* Don't use vectors because normal sequences works just as well.
* Be functional! Avoid words that mutate data structures because they
make the code harder to reason about.
F.e. this piece of code in md
