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Thanks Chis - This really helps. Although I've been at it for over a year I'm still trying to
organize the day's work and the week's work. I used one of your scripts, I think it was
the batch file, as an excellent resource.
I'm afraid I'll have to digest what I can out of using Jscript and will have some ways to
go before I extend what I do to Excel.
Good advice on the scheduler, will have to get in as I've never used before.
I had difficulty getting the EXPORT method to write out a CSV file on an EXPLORE but somehow
finally getting it to work. I cannot get the EXPLORE("") ... in this mode to display the report
Also how would you select a single stock to apply these scripts to as in APPLYTO = 1 for the current stock?
Do you have to preload Amibroker's display window? That seems to work but it not generic(or programatic?).
I guess a workaround would be a watchlist with a single issue.
Thanks again
JOE
----- Original Message -----
From: Christoper
To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2004 11:29 AM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: jScript Questions
> What editors do you use to write jScript? I'm using Textpad but
don't have the 'context sensitive'
> color coding that I have for Amibroker.
== I use EditPad Lite. Free text editor, but no color coding.
Things haven't gotten that complicated for me in js yet.
> Do you use desktop short cuts or command line entries to run your
jScripts, say job batches for example?
== For job batches, I just schedule them with Win-Task-Scheulder
pointing directly to my .js file.
> Assuming you're running native jscript and loading AFL forumlas one
after another, (I know you
> can test the boolean of the forumla load) how do you communicate
the successful completion
> of a composite(ATC) build for example?
== I've found that Excel is great coupled with AB's COM interface.
The fact that AB has a COM interface is awesome. I do most of my
coding in VBA in excel. This allows me to automatically 'filter'
stocks in excel (downloading web pages, ripping out info I want), and
then auto import into custom watchlists into AB. Then auto running
explorations into those specific watchlists. Then generate reports
into excel.
== Once you have a system in place, AB's COM makes life SO much
easier, and allows you to integrate other web-based info into your
analysis. For example, does here anyone trade stocks with upcoming
earnings dates? This info is available via Yahoo, and can be
downloaded into Excel.
>Will this run within AFL? - WScript.Echo("End of Composite 1")
== Don't know if this will work. But the way I see it, AB is my
engine, and excel is my report writer.
How do other people do things?
- chris
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