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Hi -
have just been through this pain, and I now understand it. Please
tell me the specific problem you are having with your loop, and I may
be able to help.
Is it type mismatch or out of range?
e-mail me privately if you choose.
--- In amibroker@xxxx, "amiabilityy" <amiabilityy@xxxx> wrote:
> hello,
>
> I am having trouble trying to do a loop.
>
> what i am trying to do is .
>
> after the first time that HHV(H,10) is true then create a
channel
> which would be the value of the high + %5 and the high - %5.
>
> if the high crosses the top %5 channel then the high creates a new
> channel on this high using the same %5 rules on that high.
> but if the low crosses below the low %5 channel then a channel of
> that low +%5 and the low - %5 will be created on that low which
ever
> is true first.
> the HHV(h,10) is only used once to form the first channel,
then
> the other rules apply.
>
>
> I have tried using a few examples of vbscript, this vbscript
below
> was posted by Herman van den Bergen, and it was a reply about
> looping, but it doesnt seem to do what i want.
>
> I have recently purchased a book on VBscript but am still non
the
> wiser.
>
>
> // you can put other AFL code here
>
> EnableScript("vbscript");
> <% 'Start of VB script
> Open = AFL("Open") 'This is how you tell VB Open is an array
> Open2 = AFL("OI") 'This is how you declare other arrays you need
> FOR i = 1 to UBound( Open ) 'This creates a loop from bar 1 to the
end
> Open2(i) = Open(i) + 1 'This is where you do your work that requires
> looping
> 'This dummy statement just adds 1 to the open
> price
> Next 'End of loop
> AFL("Open2") = Open2 'Pass arrays back to AFL
> %> 'End of VB script
>
> // more AFL code
> Plot(Open,"Open",4,1); //Check the results in AFL
> Plot(Open2,"Open2",1,1);
>
>
> peter.
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