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Tomasz, I'll preface what I'm about to say with you provide awesome
support for your product and it just keeps getting better in better
with every release. I never thought one person could do so much in
so little time.
But...
It seems that AFL is trying to grow into a full programming
language...ala C without pointers. I know it's your product and you
can bloody well do what you want with it's future, but I think it's
future will be an order of magnitude more extensible and powerful by
migrating Amibroker to a TA/Trading platform based on the .NET
programming environment. For example, I could program something in
C#, someone else can program a trading formula in VB.NET and we can
both share each other's libraries. If the GUI were more plug-n-play
(like the Java IDE's Eclispe or Netbeans or Visual Studio.NET's
Object Model Hierarchy), you would be able to port your efforts more
easily to anywhere the Mono Project's .NET is hosted as well (e.g.,
Linux, MacOS X).
I know that you know what I'm talking about and there are probably
many here who don't program and don't know what the heck
I'm "griping" about, so I stop here and see what the group thinks.
Thanks for entertaining the thought,
Steve
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