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hi Graham,
indeed I'm trying to get xx on the horizontal and yy on the vertical
axis. This just in an attempt to see if I could use AFL to plot
statistics and stuff like that about stock analysis as well.
My example with xx and yy was just some example. Although I would
like to plot two arrays (xx and yy) of the same length, they are not
directly related. E.g. plotting the re-invested fraction of account
per wager (xx) versus profitability (yy).
But it is no big deal. I guess one would need a function like Plot
(xx,yy,"") for that,
regards, Ed
> The yy would need to a function of xx though
> needing to be related somehow
>
> Xbar = barcount - 99 + xx;
> Ybar = valuewhen( Xbar, yy );
>
> Plot(yy,"yy",colorblue,styledots);
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