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size=2>The easiest way is to copy your custom arrays to a Composite (see
AddToComposite() and the tutorial on the AB website). You can recall (read back)
the contents of a Composite file with the Foreign(). Composites are saved
on your hard disk in the Data (default) directory; they stay there until you
delete them.
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size=2>Alternatively you could use the Osaka plugin and create tables with your
custom data, these tables are also stored on your hard disk and can be
read/written to at will.
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size=2>Since your data is probably updated each day you will have to recalculate
you custom arrays daily. However, you could work around this by using
inline composite creation - but this has other
complications.
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size=2>The only drawback with composites is that you cannot do everything
on them like
you can with price arrays, for example you cannot create a composite based on
composites, you cannot run your backtester on composites, you cannot display
standard charts on composites, etc. This is a serious limitation however I get
around that by omitting (against the AB rules) the leading "~" of composites
names. I have only tried this a few times so you have to experiment to see
whether all I am saying in this paragraph is correct - experimentation is what
makes you really get the most out of AB.
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<FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff
size=2>take care and good luck,
<FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff
size=2>herman.
<FONT face=Tahoma
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: BillBarack
[mailto:wbarack@xxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: November 30, 2003 8:44
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: [amibroker]
Writing Arrays to the DatabaseAll,Let me try
asking again. I calculate several arrays in a custom indicator that I
want to makea watchlist out of so I can do Automatic Analysis on them and
use the results screen to display multiple variables. Can I dothis by
writing the arrays to the local database? Or do I have to do the time
consuming calculations in the AA window itself?If this isn't a good
approach, can anyone suggest other approaches that I might
take?ThanksBillSend
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