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Thanks Jayson,
You answered my first question, but not the second. What I meant was,
can you output strings to a text file. For example, since I have been
using easylanuage and VB recently:
In easylanguage we could write "Print(File
("test.txt"),date,time,close)" or VB "print #1, "this is a test"".
What is the AFL equivalent of those statements? My guess here is if
AFL can't do it natively, an included VBscript/Jscript could?
--- In amibroker@xxxx, "Jayson" <jcasavant@xxxx> wrote:
>
>
> I am thinking of purchasing AB, but I still can't find the answer to
> a few questions I have. Can anyone help?
>
> 1) Can you write you own functions/procedures in the script and
> reference/call them later?
>
> If by "Script" you mean the AFL language then yes. You can save
your formula
> to a file and call it with #include
>
> 2) Can you output to a text file from the script?
>
> If you mean generate a list of symbols that meet a criteria based
on your
> AFL formula, then yes. Automatic Analyzer (AA) offers explorations
and
> system tests across a user defined universe of stocks. the
resulting list
> can then be stored in a watchlist for more detailed chart analysis.
>
> jayson
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