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Learning any new language is difficult at first. As you gradually pick up
new words and put them into use it becomes easier. Take the problem and
break it down into parts. Translate each part and then put all the parts
together (into an AFL formula). Although Frank, I agree with you that Tomasz
is a great resource and help for support. I have been working on him to put
formulae for TA of Stocks & Commodities in the magazine for each article or
post them to the Amibroker web forula library. Alas, one man can only do so
much in 24 hours. Don't give up Frank just try a new approach - we all have
to crawl before we can take those first few steps toward walking.
CARLTON McEACHERN
BOX 259, RR #1
ASTORVILLE, ON
P0H 1B0
THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE
-----Original Message-----
From: mattjai@xxxx [mailto:mattjai@x...]
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 7:09 AM
To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [amibroker] Tomasz Janeczko
First off, let me thank you for pointing someting out that was right
in front of me,(enviroment->Profile View) all i had to do was read a
little deeper. Although i have probably read the user's guide 3x to
try and grasp the concepts that you have laid out.
I look at the formula that you wrote for me and would never of
known to write it that way with out some prior knowledge of
pogramming language. I read the section, AFL Reference Manual 1.2 and
AFL Function Reference 1.0 which are the basics, and try and figure
out what to do with it, but i hit a brick wall, i just can't grasp it.
I guess Tomasz, what Iam really trying to say is that Iam totally
frustraded with trying to learn what i have mentioned above and
should just stick to reading the charts.
I Give Up!
Thank You again for your time.
Frank.
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