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I was thinking of moving the code for generating (but not plotting) many of
the custom indicators I have into functions in a single include file. That
would make all those functions available to any pane, just like the built in
ones, for use as confirming indicators or whatever.
However, it would also mean including a relatively large file just to use a
single custom indicator, as opposed to copying only needed functions into
any custom indicator that needed it. Frequently, it would also mean
including more than one file, since I'd be leaving other more general
purpose utilities in <common.afl>.
Does anyone, Tomasz included, have a sense of how much net performance
overhead there is to using large #include files, or multiple files?
Thanks,
Dave
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