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Bravo !!
Stable and great .
Stephane
> Hello,
>
> A new beta version of AmiBroker has just been released.
>
> You can download it from the following locations:
> http://www.amibroker.com/bin/ab4074beta.exe
> http://www.amibroker.net/bin/ab4074beta.exe
> ftp://ftp.amibroker.com/pub/ab4074beta.exe
> ftp://ftp.amibroker.net/pub/ab4074beta.exe
>
> (390KB self-extracting archive)
>
> Please read the following read-me document for the list of new
features and changes.
>
> Best regards,
> Tomasz Janeczko
> amibroker.com
>
>
> AmiBroker 4.07.4 Beta
> July 28, 2002 23:10
>
> THIS IS A BETA VERSION OF THE SOFTWARE. EXPECT BUGS.
>
> Backup your data files and entire AmiBroker folder first!
>
> INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
>
> IMPORTANT: This archive is update-only. You have to install full
version 4.00 first.
>
> Just run the installer and follow the instructions.
>
> Then run AmiBroker. You should see "AmiBroker 4.07 beta" written in
the About box.
>
> IMPORTANT NOTE for users who modifed built-in indicators or
interpretations: please backup broker.bcharts file BEFORE installing
this update and restore this file in order to save your modifications
from being overwritten by the file that comes with this package.
>
> Click here for COMMENTS and USAGE HINTS
>
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.07.4 (as compared to 4.07.3)
>
> a.. fixed bug causing sometimes crash when Interpretation window
was open, QuickAFL was enabled
> b.. fixed problem occuring when Nth greater than 1 was used with
PeakBars, TroughBars
> c.. 'Check' feature in AA window does not consider Equity()
function as referencing future
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.07.3 (as compared to 4.07.2)
>
> a.. fixed bug causing crash when LastValue() was used and
QuickAFL enabled
> b.. reduced memory usage of AFL when evaluating expressions like
expr1 (operator) expr2 when one of expr is a number (scalar) and
another variable is an array
> c.. reduced memory usage of Equity() function
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.07.2 (as compared to 4.07.1)
>
> a.. fixed bug causing crash when using formula with Equity()
function and QuickAFL enabled
> b.. fixed bug causing crash when using variable-period HHV,LLV
functions and QuickAFL enabled
> c.. fixed invisible short/cover arrows problem (arrows are
shifted into visible area now if there is not enough space)
> d.. overlaid indicators re-evaluate number of bars required to
calculate formula so for example longer averages added to main chart
via custom AFL formula are plotted correctly for all bars
> e.. new Status() fields "range...." now work also in Scan and
Exploration modes
> f.. text columns in Explorations are sorted correctly by click on
the header
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.07.1 (as compared to 4.07.0)
>
> a.. Equity plot does not generate alerts anymore
> b.. SOUND command works now (previously only PLAY was working).
Additionally an error message is displayed in the status bar when
something goes wrong with playing the audio alert. Please note that
you should use \\ (double slashes) in the paths in AlertIF function
> c.. small bug fix in displaying Data tooltips and QuickAFL enabled
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.07.0 (as compared to 4.06.1)
>
> a.. help window is detached from application window
> b.. arrows generated by commentary window are refreshed properly
when new rt bars arrive (arrows are shown for active symbol only)
> c.. e-mail alerts: support for servers requiring SMTP
authentication. Supported methods:
> AUTH LOGIN (most popular), POP3-before-SMPT (popular), CRAM-MD5,
LOGIN PLAIN
> d.. sound alerts: ability to test sound output in Tools-
>Preferences->Alerts
> e.. AFL error box popping up in AA when RT data are flowing does
not cause a crash
> f.. custom minute bar compression improved - now you can have >60
minute bars and also bars not evenly dividing the hour. So you can
have 39 or 73 minute bars for example
> g.. drawing date/time axis improved
> h.. drawing built-in charts optimized for very long histories
> i.. new AFL functions:
> + Interval() returns bar interval in seconds
> + RMI( periods = 20, momentum = 5 ) - Altman's Relative Momentum
Index (S&C Feb 1993)
> + Status() function features new fields:
> "rangefromdate", "rangetodate" - return current auto-analysis
From-To range as DateNums
> "rangefromtime", "rangetotime" - return current auto-analysis
From-To range as DateNums
> "barinrange" - returns 1 when current bar is within current auto-
analysis From-To range
> "barvisible" - (custom indicators only) returns 1 when current
bar is visible in current view
> note: this should be used only if you really have to, indicator
should be
> written without need to know how it is displayed
>
> + LastValue has new optional parameter
> LastValue( array, forcelastbar = 0 );
> forcelastbar - changes the behaviour of LastValue when used in
Commentary
> or Interpretation windows. By default it uses selected value, but
if you
> use LastValue( array, True ) then it always use last bar instead
of selected one.
>
> + SelectedValue( array )
>
>
> j.. selection bar updates caption in all chart panes (displaying
current values of all indicators). you can move selection-bar with <-
and -> cursor arrows on keyboard as before but now when you reach
left most or right most bar- the chart starts to scroll automatically
> k.. quote selection and caption display works different now: if
selection-bar is NOT visible
> then the last VISIBLE bar data are displayed (not the LAST
available), if selection-bar visible then selected bar data are
displayed
> l.. new graph style = 8192
> - plots point-and-figure-style O and X symbols instead of
candlesticks
> High and Low table are used to determine the height of bar,
> Close-Open distance determines box size. If Close > Open - X's
are drawn
> if Close < Open - O's are drawn.
> m.. added bitwise-and '&' and bitwise-or '|' operators to AFL
language (note that floating point number are converted (truncated)
to integers before applying bitwise operators)
> n.. new pre-defined constants for more descriptive code
>
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.06.1 (as compared to 4.06.0)
>
> a.. fixed tab order in Analysis window (Range radio buttons)
(appeared in 4.06beta)
> b.. fixed problem with using AFL.Var with uppercase letters
(appeared in 4.06beta)
> c.. fixed problem with using gSite.SetVariable /
gSite.GetVariable with uppercase letters (appeared in 4.06beta)
> d.. fixed problem with exploration (appeared in 4.06beta)
> e.. fixed small display issue in the data tooltips (-1e10
displayed instead of {EMPTY})
> f.. disabled QuickAFL until all issues are resolved
>
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.06.0 (as compared to 4.02.1)
>
> a.. New Interpretation window (View->Interpretation) displays
chart-sensitive commentaries
> b.. new AlertIF function allows to generate visual, sound, e-mail
alerts. It also allows to launch any external program on signal
generated by AFL formula.
> c.. Automatic Analysis window now allows periodical scans (Scan
every n minutes)
> d.. new Check feature in Automatic Analysis window allowing you
to find out if your formula references future quotes or not.
> e.. Data tips show indicator values now and can show also
interpretations of indicators
> f.. n QuickAFL technology implemented (Tools->Preferences-
>Miscellaneous -> Enable QuickAFL for indicators) - provides >10x
speed-up in custom indicator charting with long histories (>1000
bars)
> g.. ability to modify / overlay additional graphs over built-in
charts (Indicator Builder->Built-in tab)
> h.. ability to create your own interpretation commentaries in
Indicator Builder
> i.. new AFL functions:
> a.. AlertIf( BOOLEAN_EXPRESSION, command, text, type = 0, flags
= 1+2+4+8, lookback = 1 );
> b.. SetBarsRequired( backward, forward= -1) - overwrites
heuristic guessing algotithm used by QuickAFL technology. Allows to
specify the number of previous (backward), and future (forward)
quotes required by the formula to properly calculate - for advanced
users only
> c.. GetBaseIndex() - retrieves symbol of base index as defined
in Symbol->Categories. To plot base security chart just use graph0 =
Foreign( GetBaseIndex(), "C" );
> d.. EnableTextOutput( flag ) - enables output of strings into
commentary / interpretation window. When flag = 0 no string is
printed into commentary window, 1 - strings are printed
> e.. _N( text ) - the function that prohibits writing the values
of assignment of string variables: _N( text = "this is a text" );
this does not print out the text being assigned into commentary
window.
>
>
> j.. filtering weekends (File->Database Settings->Intraday
settings->Filter weekends)
> k.. Commentary and Interpretation window are automatically
refreshed when charts are refreshed
> l.. OLE automation Quotation.Date (GetDate) includes time also
> m.. AFL engine symbol lookup optimized so AFL engine initializes
2x faster and symbol lookup is also faster
> n.. when scrolling zoomed-out chart (that displays more than 2048
data bars) the refresh is delayed a little. This makes scroll bar
more responsive and it takes much less to scroll to desired position
when working with >100000 bars.
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.02.1 (as compared to 4.02.0)
>
> a.. added automatic ruin stop that closes all trades loosing more
than 99.96%
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.02.0 (as compared to 4.01.0)
>
> a.. added ability to filter after-hours trading (File->Database
Settings->Intraday settings : Filter after-hours box plus definable
session start/end (per-workspace settings)
> b.. added ability to shift time displayed on charts/dialogs File-
>Database Settings->Intraday settings : Time Shift (AmiBroker uses
computer local time, so it displays realtime quotes using the time of
the timezone you are in. For example if you live in Warsaw - NYSE-
quotes stocks will start 15:30 local (Warsaw) time. If you want
however to display time as it is in New York (-6 hours -> 9:30) you
have to set Time Shift to -6.
> c.. fixed problem with importing very long intraday histories >
300000 bars (if you want to import that long histories you have to go
to File->Database Settings and change "Default number of bars" to at
least 3000)
> d.. fixed a bug in intraday -> daily time compression
> e.. fixed "no trade list" display of Exposure and RAR
> f.. when writing the formula to HTML report < and > characters
are encoded to < and > to ensure that formula is not truncated.
> g.. "Apply" button in Indicator Builder inserts/modifies the
custom indicator only if the formula is correct. This avoids
continuously displayed error messages when working with real time
streaming data.
> h.. fixed bug in list view sorting of numeric columns containing
small values
> i.. fixed crash occuring when Equity() function was called from
Commentary window
> j.. fixed display of huge numbers in the chart grid
> k.. added option to color up/down (traditional) bars :
Preferences -> Main chart
> l.. other minor fixes
>
> CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.01.0 (as compared to 4.00.0)
>
> a.. Customisable N-tick charts in Real Time version (see
Preferences -> Intraday tab) and new View->Intraday menu
> b.. Ability to backtest custom N-tick bars
> c.. Backtester now makes better decisions on desired order of
execution of signals that occur the same day. (if both buy and sell
(or short and cover) signals occur on the very same bar and there is
already open trade from the any of the previous bars this open trade
is closed first, and a new trade is opened next. Otherwise the usual
order (buy first then sell) is used.
> COMMENTS and USAGE HINTS:
>
>
> Charting engine improvements
>
> Now built-in charts are drawn using even more optimized routines
that results in significant speed up of chart drawing when you
display charts for symbols with more than 30000 quotes. Also QuickAFL
is enabled again (and hopefully bug-free) that gives similar speed up
for custom indicators. In addition to that selection bar updates
caption in all chart panes (displaying current values of all
indicators). You can move selection-bar with <- and -> cursor arrows
on keyboard as before but now when you reach left most or right most
bar - the chart starts to scroll automatically. Quote selection and
caption display works different now:
>
> - if selection-bar is NOT visible then the last VISIBLE bar data
are displayed (not the LAST available)
> - if selection-bar visible then selected bar data are displayed
>
>
> Drawing date/time axis works also better now.
>
> New constants and bitwise operators
>
> AmiBroker now includes many pre-defined constants that can make
your AFL code easier to read. For example you can use the following
statements using constants instead of just numbers:
>
> Plot( MACD()-Signal(), "Histogram", colorRed, styleThick |
styleHistogram );
>
> ApplyStop( stopTypeTrailing, stopModePercent, 10, True );
>
>
> Using for example colorRed constant will give red color always
(regardless of what palette settings are). Also note that now you can
combine chart styles with a bitwise-or operator |. Although you can
also combine styles with just + (addition) it is better to use |
operator because when you combine the same style twice by mistake
(styleHistogram | styleHistogram) it still works correctly showing
histogram chart ( 2 | 2 = 2 ). Using + in that case will give 2 + 2 =
4 and this is the code for thick style. Complete list of constants is
included later in this document.
>
> In addition to bitwise-or operator | AmiBroker has now also bitwise-
and operator: &. These operators work on binary representation of
numbers. Note that floating point number are converted (truncated) to
integers before applying bitwise operators. Each bit is and-ed or or-
ed accordingly. For example 9 is represented by 1001 binary code and
5 is represented by 0101. Bitwise-or is 1101 (13 in decimal) and
bitwise-and is 0001 (1 in decimal). Here come a few samples showing
how it works:
>
> 255 & 64 gives 64
> 255 | 64 gives 255
> 1 | 2 | 4 | 8 gives 15
> 15 | 7 gives 15
>
>
> New P&F-like graph style
>
> AmiBroker now features new graph style - 8192 (stylePointAndFigure)
that enables to write formulas that "emulate" point and figure
charts. A sample code is included later in this document. Now just a
few comments. New style uses all open, high, low and close arrays.
(OHL indirectly). High array should be set to bar's highest point,
Low array should be set to bar's lowest point. The Close-Open
distance defines box size. If Close > Open then X symbols are drawn,
otherwise O symbols are drawn. Both Close and Open arrays should be
inside H-L range but only the difference between Open and Close
really matters for drawing P&F bars. Please note also that for proper
looking P&F charts the H-L distance should be divisible by box size
(C-O distance) without remainder.
>
> AFL new functions and improvements
>
> Status() function features new fields:
> "rangefromdate", "rangetodate" - return current auto-analysis From-
To range as DateNums
> "rangefromtime", "rangetotime" - return current auto-analysis From-
To range as DateNums
> "barinrange" - returns 1 when current bar is within current auto-
analysis From-To range
> "barvisible" - (custom indicators only) returns 1 when current bar
is visible in current view
> note: this should be used only if you really have to, indicator
should be written without need to know how it is displayed
>
>
> For example the system that buys today and sells tommorrow can now
be universally coded as follows:
>
> buy = Status("barinrange");
> sell = Ref( buy, -1 );
>
> (previously one needed to modify such formula depending on range
settings)
>
> LastValue( array, forcelastbar = 0 ) function has one additional
(optional) parameter: forcelastbar - changes the behaviour of
LastValue when used in Commentary or Interpretation windows. By
default it uses selected value, but if you use LastValue( array,
True ) then it always use last bar instead of selected one. A new
function called SelectedValue( array ) gives selected bar value in
Commentary, Interpretation and custom Indicators.
>
> A new RMI( periods = 20, momentum = 5 ) function implements
Altman's Relative Momentum Index (S&C Feb 1993)
>
> A new Interval() function returns bar interval in seconds
> tick bars = 0
> 5 sec bars = 5
> 1 min bars = 60
> hourly bars = 3600
> daily bars = 86400
> weekly bars = 430000 (43e4)
> monthly bars = 2160000 (216e4)
>
>
>
> Alerts enhanced
>
> Now "E-mail" page in Tools->Preferences has been renamed
to "Alerts" and allows to define e-mail account settings, test sound
output and define which parts of AmiBroker can generate alerts via
AlertIF function.
>
> E-mail setting page now allows to choose among most popular
authorization schemes like: AUTH LOGIN (most popular), POP3-before-
SMPT (popular), CRAM-MD5, LOGIN PLAIN.
>
> "Enable alerts from" checkboxes allow you to selectively
enable/disable alerts generated by Automatic analysis,
Commentary/Interpretation and custom indicators.
>
> Alert output window now has an additional column that shows the
source of alert - if this is Automatic Analysis, Commentary or one of
your custom indicators. This makes it easier to find out which part
of AmiBroker generates alerts.
>
>
> AlertIF function
>
> AlertIF function is similar to WriteIF. But instead of just writing
the text to the output window (commentary/interpretation) it allows
to:
>
> a.. direct the customized text to "alert output" window,
> b.. make a sound (just by computer beeper or from .WAV file)
> c.. send an e-mail
> d.. launch any external application
> The syntax is as follows:
>
> AlertIf( BOOLEAN_EXPRESSION, command, text, type = 0, flags =
1+2+4+8, lookback = 1 );
>
> 1. BOOLEAN_EXPRESSION is the expression that if evaluates to True
(non zero value) triggers the alert. If it evaluates to False (zero
value) no alert is triggered. Please note that only lookback most
recent bars are considered.
>
> 2. The command string defines the action taken when alert is
triggered. If it is empty the alert text is simply displayed in the
Alert output window (View->Alert Output). Other supported values of
command string are:
>
> SOUND the-path-to-the-WAV-file
> EMAIL
> EXEC the-path-to-the-file-or-URL <optional args>
>
> SOUND command plays the WAV file once.
>
> EMAIL command sends the e-mail to the account defined in the
settings (Tools->Preferences->E-mail). The format of the e-mail is as
follows:
>
> Subject: Alert type_name (type) Ticker on Date/Time
> Body: text
>
> EXEC command launches external application or file or URL specified
after EXEC command. <optional args> are attached after file name and
text is attached at the end
>
> 3. Text defines the text that will be printed in the output window
or sent via e-mail or added as argument to the application specified
by EXEC command
>
> 4. Type defines type of the alert. Pre-defined types are 0 -
default, 1 - buy, 2 - sell, 3 - short, 4- cover. YOu may specify
higher values and they will get name "other"
>
> 5. Flags control behaviour of AlertIF function. This field is a
combination (sum) of the following values:
> ( 1 - display text in the output window, 2 - make a beep (via
computer speaker), 4 - don't display repeated alerts having the same
type, 8 - don't display repeated alerts having the same date/time) By
default all these options are turned ON.
>
> 6. lookback parameter controls how many recent bars are checked
>
> Examples:
>
> Buy = Cross( MACD(), Signal() );
> Sell = Cross( Signal(), MACD() );
> Short = Sell;
> Cover = Buy;
>
> AlertIF( Buy, "EMAIL", "A sample alert on "+FullName(), 1 );
>
> AlertIF( Sell, "SOUND C:\\Windows\\Media\\Ding.wav", "Audio alert",
2 );
>
> AlertIF( Short, "EXEC Calc.exe", "Launching external application",
3 );
>
> AlertIF( Cover, "", "Simple text alert", 4 );
>
> Note EXEC command uses ShellExecute function and allows not only
EXE files but URLs too.
>
> Interpretation window
>
> Interpretation window (View->Interpretation) shows chart-sensitive
commentaries. To add a interpretation just use Indicator builder and
add commentary code after the code for the indicator. Please note
that to get the best performance you should use the following
optimization hint: after your indicator code and before commentary
code you should add the following line:
>
> //--Indicator-End--
> ( two slashes (comment start), two dashes, Indicator-End and two
dashes ). When the parser is evaluating the formula in
the "indicator" mode it stops there, so commentary code is not
executed and it saves time. When parser is in other modes - entire
formula is parsed/executed.
>
> Example:
>
> Plot( Close, "Price", -1, 64 ); Plot( SAR( Prefs( 50 ), Prefs(
51 ) ), "SAR",-17, 8+16 ); //--Indicator-End--"The Parabolic SAR
provides excellent exit points. ";
> "You should Close long positions when the price falls below
> the SAR AND Close Short positions when the price rises above the
SAR.";
> WriteIF( graph1 > Close, "SAR is above close", "SAR is below
close" );
>
> Data tips
>
> Data tips now show the values of indicators. Just hover your mouse
over the chart wait a while and data tip will show indicator values
at point beneath the mouse.
>
> QuickAFL
>
> The QuickAFL technology can give 10x or more speed up when plotting
custom indicators for symbols with more than 1000 bars of data. The
exact speed-up depends on various factors. When evaluating the
formula AmiBroker performs a heuristic guess how many bars of past
and future data are required to evaluate the formula. Then only this
required amount is used so when you have a lot of data (say >50000
data bars) and view only recent 500 bars AFL (if it is possible)
evaluates your formula only for the last few hundreds of bars which
is much faster. Please note that if you are using the following
functions: Cum(), AccDist(), OBV(), Chaikin(), NVI(), Highest(),
Lowest(), PVI(), ADLine(), AddToComposite(), Equity() AmiBroker can
not use this optimization technique because these function perform
calculations that require all previous bars. Please note that AFL can
not currently guess the number of bars required by JScript/VBScript
parts of your code nor code included in plugin DLLs. If you are using
any you should take a look at SetBarsRequired function that allows to
instruct AmiBroker how many bars are really needed. Use
SetBarsRequired( 1000000, 1000000 ) - if you want all previous and
all future bars (old behaviour).
>
> Please also note that this techniques is currently enabled ONLY for
custom indicators and new Interpretation window. All other AFL tools
(Automatic Analysis, Commentary) are NOT affected.
>
> "Check" feature in Automatic Analysis
>
> As a side effect of the technique of finding out the number of bars
required to calculate given formula, I have added a "Check" feature
that parses the formula in AA window and displays the message telling
you what is AmiBroker guess. It warns you if your formula references
future quotes. Note that for performance reasons the number of
past/future quotes required to calculate given formula is very
approximate. The algorithm is actually quite simple. Every built-in
function in AmiBroker "knows" how many past and/or future bars it
requires to calculate properly.
>
> For example Ref( Close, -4 ) "knows" that it requires 4 past bars,
and MA( Close, 15 ) "knows" that it requires 15 past bars. When
checking the formula AmiBroker sums up this individual numbers, so
for the following formula:
>
> Ref( Cross( MA( Close, 15 ), MA( Close, 25 ) ), -4 );
> AmiBroker will tell that you need 44 past quotes (15+25+4). This is
more than it is really needed, but this is a "safe" guess.
>
> Other features
>
> See the changes list
>
> Sample P&F code showing how to use new graph styles
>
> //// P&F sample code
> // Originally written by Mirat Dave
> // Modified and adopted for AmiBroker 4.07 by Tomasz Janeczko
> // Disclaimer:
> // This code is not supposed to be fully working P&F chart
> // and it may (and probably will) give inaccurate output.
> // The ONLY purpose of this code is to show how to use new graph
style 8128 (stylePointAndFigure)
> // available in AmiBroker 4.07 that plots P&F-style O and X symbols.
> // True P&F charting will be available in later versions of
AmiBroker.
>
> SetBarsRequired(100000,100000);
> AvgTR = LastValue(ATR(50));
> EnableScript("jscript");
> <%
> High = VBArray( AFL( "High" ) ).toArray();
> Low = VBArray( AFL( "Low" ) ).toArray();
> ATR = AFL("AvgTR");
>
>
> PFO = new Array();
> PFC = new Array();
>
> Box = 0.7*ATR; // rma
>
> // initialize first element
> j = 0;
> PFO[j] = Box*Math.ceil(High[0]/Box);
> PFC[j] = Box*Math.floor(Low[0]/Box);
> down = 1; // By default the first bar is a down bar.
> up = 0;
> swap = 0;
>
>
> // perform the loop that produces PF Chart
> for( i = 1; i < High.length; i++ )
> {
> Reverse = Box * 3; // reversal requirement
>
> if( Low[i] < PFC[j] - Box && down)
> {
> PFC[j] = Box*Math.floor(Low[i]/Box);
> }
> else
> {
> if( High[i] >= PFC[j] + Reverse && down)
> {
> j++;
> swap = 1;
> PFO[j] = Box*Math.floor(Low[i]/Box);
> PFC[j] = Box*Math.ceil(High[i]/Box);
> }
> }
>
> if( High[i] > PFC[j] + Box && up)
> {
> PFC[j] = Box*Math.ceil(High[i]/Box);
> }
> else
> {
> if( Low[i] <= PFC[j] - Reverse && up)
> {
> j++;
> PFC[j] = Box*Math.floor(Low[i]/Box);
> PFO[j] = Box*Math.ceil(High[i]/Box);
> swap = 1;
> }
> }
>
> if( swap )
> {
> swap = 0;
> if( up )
> {
> up = 0;
> down = 1;
> }
> else
> {
> up = 1;
> down = 0;
> }
> }
> }
>
> delta = High.length - j;
>
> AFL.Var("PFO") = PFO;
> AFL.Var("PFC") = PFC;
> AFL.Var("Box") = Box;
> AFL.Var("delta") = delta;
>
> %>
>
> PFO = Ref( PFO, -delta );
> PFC = Ref( PFC, -delta ) ;
> /* High-Low range sets the height of the P&F bar */
> H = Max(PFO,PFC);
> L = Min(PFO,PFC);
> O = PFO;
> /* the difference between Open and Close should be set to box size
*/
> /* the sign decides if X or O are plotted */
> C = O + Box * IIf( PFC > PFO, 1, -1 );
>
> Graph0Style = 64+8192; // new style is used here
> Graph0BarColor = IIf( PFC > PFO, 5, 4 );
> Graph0 = C;
>
>
> List of AFL constants
>
> True = 1
> False = 0
>
> stopTypeLoss = 0
> stopTypeProfit = 1
> stopTypeTrailing = 2
>
> stopModeDisable = 0
> stopModePercent = 1
> stopModePoint = 2
> stopModeRisk = 3
>
> colorCustom1 = 0
> colorCustom2 = 1
> colorCustom3 = 2
> colorCustom4 = 3
> colorCustom5 = 4
> colorCustom6 = 5
> colorCustom7 = 6
> colorCustom8 = 7
> colorCustom9 = 8
> colorCustom10 = 9
> colorCustom11 = 10
> colorCustom12 = 11
> colorCustom13 = 12
> colorCustom14 = 13
> colorCustom15 = 14
> colorCustom16 = 15
>
> colorBlack = 16
> colorBrown = 17
> colorDarkOliveGreen = 18
> colorDarkGreen = 19
> colorDarkTeal = 20
> colorDarkBlue = 21
> colorIndigo = 22
> colorDarkGrey = 23
>
> colorDarkRed = 24
> colorOrange = 25
> colorDarkYellow = 26
> colorGreen = 27
> colorTeal = 28
> colorBlue = 29
> colorBlueGrey = 30
> colorGrey40 = 31
>
> colorRed = 32
> colorLightOrange = 33
> colorLime = 34
> colorSeaGreen = 35
> colorAqua = 35
> colorLightBlue = 37
> colorViolet = 38
> colorGrey50 = 39
>
> colorPink = 40
> colorGold = 41
> colorYellow = 42
> colorBrightGreen = 43
> colorTurquoise = 44
> colorSkyblue = 45
> colorPlum = 46
> colorLightGrey = 47
>
> colorRose = 48
> colorTan = 49
> colorLightYellow = 50
> colorPaleGreen = 51
> colorPaleTurquoise = 52
> colorPaleBlue = 53
> colorLavender = 54
> colorWhite = 55
>
> styleLine = 1
> styleHistogram = 2
> styleThick = 4
> styleDots = 8
> styleNoLine = 16
> styleLog = 32
> styleCandle = 64
> styleBar = 128
> styleNoDraw = 256
> styleStaircase = 512
> styleSwingDots = 1024
> styleNoRescale = 2048
> styleNoLabel = 4096
> stylePointAndFigure = 8192
>
> HOW TO REPORT BUGS
>
> If you experience any problem with this beta version please send
detailed description of the problem (especially the steps needed to
reproduce it) to bugs@xxxx
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