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Hello,
Please don't give up! AFL is not THAT complicated.
In fact (after a little bit of training) you can experiment with
different formulas very quickly.
As an example I can say that I recently experiment with
Random Walk Index. Of course there is no such indicator in AmiBroker
(even in my in-development, private version 3.38 :-) ).
And the formula for this indicator is *QUITE* complicated.
I first wanted to code it in C++ but then I realized that it will be
much faster and easier to write it in AFL. It took just a minute
and the formula was ready so I could start with checking
my new system performance right then instead of spending hours
coding it in any other language.
But.. I agree that a little tutorial would be nice....
I see that there are some areas where AmiBroker users need more help,
first (for beginners) is how to update the quotes using various data sources,
and the second is AFL.
Frankly speaking writing documentation is not my favourite job, but..
there is no other way.
By the way, to everyone: could you please share with your experience with the other users
on this mailing list? Please speak up.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
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----- Original Message -----
From: <mattjai@xxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2000 4:08 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Tomasz Janeczko
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> 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.
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> I Give Up!
>
> Thank You again for your time.
> Frank.
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