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I was a long time TS user prior to AB and getting used to AB/AFL
takes a little doing but is worth the ride.
Think of the array processor as executing your AFL statements (
outside of the interior of your Do / For / While loops ) once and
only once as opposed to once per bar.
MOST things can be done without writing loops.
If you are simply looking as to whether a BUY is more current then a
SELL then ...
OnBuy = BarsSince(Buy) < BarsSince(Sell)
Will suffice ...
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "The Webmaster"
<maintainer_wiz@xxxx> wrote:
>
> Is there a function to detect the open trading position of a bar?
>
> I'm trying to use a for loop to check certain conditions which
would
> exit my long and go short. However, it's not working because I
> think my coding assumptions about how this array programming thing
> works are incorrect.
>
> If it's not already available, AB should add an AFL function or
> variable called Position which would return the open position of
the
> bar. Just like in Trade Station's EasyLanguage. AB has potential,
> but they should really look to Easy Language as a guide to
improving
> AFL.
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