AmiBroker
4.75.0 Beta Read Me
January 1, 2006 20:26
THIS IS A BETA VERSION OF THE SOFTWARE. EXPECT BUGS !!!
Backup your data files
and entire AmiBroker folder first!
IMPORTANT NOTE: This version uses new system to store indicators (in separate
files), so old versions will not automatically "see" indicators
created with new version.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT: This archive is update-only. You have to install
full version 4.70 first.
Just run
the installer and follow the instructions.
Then run
AmiBroker. You should see "AmiBroker 4.75.0 beta" written in the
About box.
UPGRADE
ALERT
Version 4.75.0 beta requires license for v4.30 or higher. Users who registered
before March 5th, 2003 (version 4.20 or older) need to purchase upgrade - in
such case you will see "LICENSE EXPIRED" message in the About box.
See CHANGE LOG below for detailed list of changes.
CHANGE
LOG
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.75.0 (as compared to 4.74.6)
- New chart style (styleCloud) to be used to create
"cloud" chart as in Ichimoku charts. Also useful for indicator
charts like MACD.
This style fills non-rectangular (free shaped) area between HIGH and LOW
arrays provided
by PlotOHLC function. Open and Close arrays are not relevant for plotting
however Close
is used as usual to display value label and title. So recommended use is
to use "upper" bounding value
in Open and High arrays and "lower" bounding value in
"Low" and "Close" arrays
Sample Ichimoku cloud:
SL = ( HHV(
H, 26 ) + LLV(
L, 26) )/2;
TL = ( HHV(
H, 9 ) + LLV(
L, 9 ) )/2;
DL = Ref(
C, 25 );
Span1 = Ref(
( SL + TL )/2,
-25
);
Span2 = Ref(
(HHV( H, 52)
+ LLV(L, 52))/2, -25);
Plot(
C, "Price", colorBlack, styleCandle );
Plot(
SL, "SL",
colorRed, styleThick );
Plot(
TL, "TL",
colorGreen, styleThick );
PlotOHLC(
0,
span1, span2, span2, "Cloud",
colorLightOrange, styleCloud );
Simple MACD cloud:
m = MACD();
Plot(
Signal(),
"Signal",
colorBlue, styleThick );
PlotOHLC(
m,m,0,m,
"MACD",
IIf( m
> 0,
colorGreen, colorRed ), styleCloud );
Another MACD cloud (difference):
m = MACD();
s = Signal();
Plot(
s, "Signal",
colorBlue);
Plot(
m, "MACD",
colorRed );
PlotOHLC(
m,m,s,m, "MACD",
IIf( m
> s, colorLime, colorLightOrange), styleCloud );
- when File->Open database or MRU list is
choosen then old database is saved first
- When default database is deleted, AB now asks for
new default database folder, instead of re-creating it
- when database is deleted from the outside and
user picks it via MRU list -then gets removed from MRU list and is not
recreated anymore
- When AmiBroker is launched with incorrect
"Start in" (working directory) then it automatically switches to
"last good" path
" Last good" path is saved in the registry HKEY_CURRENT_USER\TJP\Broker\Defaults\LastGoodPath,
during successful launch in correct directory (whenever working directory
is correct or not it is determined by checking for presence of Broker.chm
file (help file))
Using correct working directory is important because AmiBroker uses
relative paths to most components.
- AFL: new function: StaticVarRemove()
StaticVarRemove("varname")
removes static variable and releases associated memory
- Start-up time decreased significantly by
implementation of on-demand loading of formulas
(on slow, low-end machines loading time decreases from 10 seconds to just
0.5 second)
- printf/StrFormat/SelectedValue functions no
longer affect number of extra future bars calculated by QuickAFL
- Minor plugin status change (as in IB backfill) does
not cause sound (only tooltip is displayed)
- Increased the limit of files that can be selected
using Windows file dialog
Now import wizard and ascii importer file dialogs use 256KB buffer for
file names that on average should allow 20000 files to be selected at
once.
- Further speed improvements by rewriting chart ID
lookup routine (GetChartInfoByID)
- Chart title string is clipped so Y axis is never
obscured
- Chart title can be automatically wrapped now
Use 'Parameters' window,
" Axes & Grid" tab,
Miscellaneous->Wrap title: YES
If you want to set it programmatically from the formula use
SetChartOptions( 2, chartWrapTitle );
- Auto-hide panes slide slightly faster
- All basic array arithmetic and logical operators
inlined and hand optimized on assembly level for speed, gives upto 450%
speed increase in basic array calculations
Example speed increases:
a) purely "theoretical" example
million iterations of array addition
for( i = 0; i < 1000; i++ )
for( k = 0; k < 1000; k++ )
Sumh = H + L;
runs 4.8 times (+480%) faster (5 seconds in 4.75 compared to 24 seconds in
4.74 and older, Athlon64@xxxx)
2000 data bars.
This gives ( 2000 * 1000000 additions ) / 5 sec = 400 MEGAFLOPS (millions
of floating point operations per second) AFL array-based AFL execution
speed.
b) "real-world" examples:
" Projection Oscillator"
http://www.amibroker.com/library/detail.php?id=344
single security optimization runs 85% faster
(13 seconds (4.75) compared to 24 seconds (4.74 or older) )
" RSIS"
http://www.amibroker.com/library/detail.php?id=153
single-security optimization 5000 iterations runs 21% faster
(28 seconds (4.75) compared to 34 seconds (4.74 or older))
NOTE: Performance increase depends on complexity of the formula. Biggest
gains can be observed for formula doing LOTS of mathematical calculations
on arrays (using lots of +, -, *, /, ^, %, comparisions <, >, ==,
!=, <=, >=, etc).
- AFL: new function: SetChartBkColor( color )
sets chart background to user-specified color
- Added View->Time & Sales menu back
- Added chart timing display (you can turn it on
via Tools->Preferences->Display chart timing)
when turned on, in the bottom of each chart the following information is
displayed:
Total time X sec, AFL exec time Y sec (Z %), # extra bars back Q, fwd R
where
X - is total time in second spent during chart refresh ( this includes AFL
execution and actual screen painting/drawing, grid / scale calculations,
etc)
Y - is time spent in chart AFL execution only (without any actual screen
painting, grid / scale calcs)
Z - is percentage of time that AFL execution takes compared to total time
required for refresh
Q - is a number of previous bars (before first visible bar) that are
needed to calculate the indicator (QuickAFL estimation)
R - is the number of future bars (after last visible bar) that are needed
to calculate the indicator (QuickAFL estimation)
- Added asin/acos to the AFL function reference
- AFL: 24-bit (16 million) truecolor support for
indicators and exploration output.
- new ColorRGB() and ColorHSB functions to access
full 24 bit palette
ColorRGB( red, green, blue )
returns color value to be used in Plot/PlotOHLC/AddColumn/AddTextColumn
red, green, blue - represent color component values in range 0..255 each
For more information about RGB color model please read:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RGB_color_model
ColorHSB( hue, saturation, brightness )
returns color value to be used in Plot/PlotOHLC/AddColumn/AddTextColumn
hue - represents gradation of color within the optical spectrum (as in
rainbow)
saturation represents "vibrancy" of the color
brightness represents brightness.
Each parameter ranges from 0 to 255, where 0 represents 0%
saturation/brightness
or 0 degree hue in HSV color wheel,
and 255 represents 100% saturation/brightness or 360degrees hue in HSV
color wheel
When you modify hue from 0 to 255 you will see consecutive
rainbow colors starting from red, through yellow and green to blue and
violet.
For more information about HSB color space please read:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSB_color_space
Example MA rainbow chart (bring up parameters dialog and play with it):
side = 1;
increment = Param("Increment",2, 1, 10, 1 );
for( i = 10; i < 80; i = i + increment )
{
up = MA( C, i );
down = MA( C, i + increment );
if( ParamToggle("3D
effect?", "No|Yes"
) )
side = IIf(up<=down
AND Ref(
up<=down, 1 ), 1, 0.6 );
PlotOHLC(
up,up,down,down, "MA"+i, ColorHSB( 3*(i - 10),
Param("Saturation", 128, 0, 255 ),
side * Param("Brightness", 255, 0, 255 ) ), styleCloud
| styleNoLabel );
}
///////
Color-parade exploration
Filter=1;
for( i = 0; i < 256; i = i + 16 )
AddColumn( C, "C",
1.2, colorDefault, ColorHSB( ( BarIndex() + i ) % 256, 255-i, 255 ) );
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.74.6 (as compared to 4.74.5)
- Fixed problem with RTQuote failing to load symbol
list during first show
- Fixed problem in AA-Apply To-Date that was
introduced because of tab order change
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.74.5 (as compared to 4.74.4)
- Toolbar theme was reset when entering Formula
Editor, now it is fixed
- Quote Editor list now remembers columns size and
order between runs
- Keyboard shortcut editor now allows using
punctation characters like Ctrl+[, Ctrl+], - =, etc
- Automatic Analysis: Pick button now has shortcut
on Alt+I to avoid conflict with Alt+P (Parameters), also fixed tab order
- Fixed ParamDate to return DateNum instead of
YYYYMMDD (4 digit year)
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.74.4 (as compared to 4.74.3)
- New "Appearance" tab in
Tools->Customize, allowing to select menu/toolbar/docking pane themes
and tab location
- Layout and Symbol trees are marked for refresh
when database is changed and refreshed when user brings them up
- Fixed exception that occurred after customization
when ticker bar was removed from all toolbars
- Fixed ticker bar losing focus when
Shift/Insert/CapsLock/NumLock pressed
- Real-time Quote column order/size is remembered
correctly again
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.74.3 (as compared to 4.74.2)
- Fixed losing focus by ticker combobox when Shift,
CapsLock, NumLock, Insert keys were pressed
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.74.2 (as compared to 4.74.1)
- Ticker combo is now correctly refreshed on
database change even if moved to other toolbar than default
- Previously when Reset was used on Ticker toolbar
it became blank - now it is fixed, ticker combo is refilled after closing
customization mode
- Edit field in Ticker combobox does not scroll
horizontally now when edited text is too long
- Numeric keypad keys now work with File MRU menu
(most recently used files)
- Global shortcuts continue to work when focus is
inside ticker combo
- "Profile" button in View toolbar works
correctly now
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.74.1 (as compared to 4.74.0)
- Fixed incorrect message displayed in the progress
window during some longer explorations
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.74.0 (as compared to 4.73.0)
- New user interface: fully user-customizable
advanced docking panes/toolbars/menus.
New UI features:
- Tear-Off Tabs
- Nested docking pane grouping
- WYSIWYG docking
- sliding auto-hide pinnable windows
- modern "Whidbey" look
- Tear-Off menus and toolbars
- Add/copy/Delete/Modify/drag-drop commands
- User-defined toolbars
For a little video presentation see:
http://www.amibroker.com/video/uicustomize.htmlNote: toolbar and keyboard
customizations made in old versions need to be re-done because they can not be
imported by new system due to fundamental differences (I am sorry about that)]
- GroupID(), IndustryID(), SectorID, MarketID(),
InWatchList(), IsIndex() and IsContinuous() functions are now affected by
SetForeign
- Removed debug messages cluttering DebugView
output (that appeared in 4.73)
- Changed the way drawing color picker is working:
now it works like in Word (or other text editor) - keeps selected color
even if drawing with different color is clicke
- Fixed false message "The note has been
modified outside the notepad editor." occuring when file did not
exist
- OLE: Changed Window.LoadTemplate to return FALSE
when file can not be found
- OLE: Window.LoadTemplate now refreshes display so
it is not necessary to use SelectedTab = 0
- Removed constant RT refreshes in interpretation
window when text does not change
- ZoomToRange: last selected bar in range is
visible after zooming now
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.73.0 (as compared to 4.72.1)
- OLE: Window object, new method ZoomToRange( From,
To )
ZoomToRange( From, To )
From and To parameters are of any type that can be converted to date(you
can use string or OLE date for example).
Example code (JScript):
AB=new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
AW = AB.ActiveWindow;
if( AW.ZoomToRange( "2005-04-01", "2005-08-01" ) )
{
WScript.Echo("Zoom successfull" );
}
- Fixed: Chart got shrinked a bit with each overlaid
plot, now the Y scale does not change (unless really needed)
- Fixed: XShift now works correctly with
styleOwnScale and styleLeftScale
- Fixed: Volume chart overlaid on price chart in
log scale (overlay) was compressed to flat line, now it is fixed (volume
chart overlay uses linear scale always)
[#22262]
- AFL: Added AlmostEqual function (completed:
2005-09-16)
AlmostEqual( x, y, ulps = 5 )
this is a helper function for comparing floating point numbers.It returns
True if x and y are equal or almost equal upto defined accurracy (ulps).It
is recommended to use this function instead of equality check (==) as
itleads to more reliable comparisons and less headache caused by IEEE
floating pointacurracy issues.
Parameters:x, y - the numbers or arrays to be compared,Ulps stands for
"units in last place" and represents maximum relative error of
the comparison. Since 32 bit IEEE floating point numbers have accurracy of
7 significant digits, 1 unit in last place(ulp) represents relative error
of 0.00001 %. The default value of ulps parameter is 5 which gives
roughtly 0.00005% "comparison sensitivity".
Example code:
if( 1/3 == 0.3333333 )
{
printf("32-bit Floating point IEEE exact equality\n");
}
if( AlmostEqual( 1/3, 0.3333333 ) )
{
printf("Numbers are almost equal\n");
}
Thanks to Bruce Dawson for his fast routine.
- Optimize() function now checks if min < max,
step > 0 and checks if parameter name is not empty
- Made Time&Sales case insensitive (when
"case sensitive tickers" option is turned off")
- OBV/AccDist/Chaikin functions adjusted to be
SetForeign-aware
- OLE: Application object new methods
BOOL LoadLayout( filename )
BOOL SaveLayout( filename )
AB = new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
AB.LoadLayout("C:\\Program Files\\AmiBroker\\Data\\Layouts\\Default.awl");
- OLE: Window object new property: SelectedTab
AB = new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
AW = AB.ActiveWindow;
tabindex = AW.SelectedTab; // read selected tab
AW.SelectedTab = 3; //switch to tab 3
AW.SelectedTab = tabindex; // restore originally selected tab
- Fixed: Exception was generated when
GetRTDataForeign was called with non-existing ticker
- OLE: Window object new methods: LoadTemplate,
SaveTemplate
AB = new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
AW = AB.ActiveWindow;
AW.SaveTemplate("Test.abt");
AW.LoadTemplate("Test.abt");
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.72.1 (as compared to 4.72.0)
- fixed out-of-memory problem sometimes occuring
during scan of large (>512MB) databases
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.72.0 (as compared to 4.71.1)
- " Currency" field support in ASCII
importer
added command:
$CURRENCY USD
and field:
$FORMAT Name,Currency$OVERWRITE 1$AUTOADD 1]
- Added "Additional commands" field in
the Import wizard for typing any extra $- commands that are not available
via checkboxes
- Added parameter to AddColumn/AddTextColumn to
control column width
AddColumn( ARRAY, "Caption", format = 1.2, color = colorDefault,
bgcolor = colorDefault, width = -1);
AddTextColumn( "Text", "Caption", format = 1.2, color
= colorDefault, bgcolor = colorDefault, width = -1 );
- AddToComposte new flag to work when
Status("action")== actionPortfolio (completed: 2005-09-09)
new flag is called atcEnableInPortfolio
Example:
if( Status("action" ) == actionPortfolio )
{
... Custom backtest mode here ....
AddToComposite( some_array, "~COMPOSITE", "X",
atcFlagEnableInPortfolio | atcFlagDefaults );
}
- AFL added: tanh(), sinh(), cosh() functions
Hyperbolic tangent, sine and cosine function
- AFL functions: StrToUpper and StrToLower
- Fixed: Tick ASCII import: last tick of previous
import was deleted on subsequent import, now it is corrected
- Function to detect mouse button state
GetCursorMouseButtons() returns mouse button state at the time when chart
formula is executed
0 - if no mouse button is pressed
1 - if left mouse button is pressed
2 - if right mouse button is pressed
4 - if middle mouse button is pressed
plus combinations:3 - left + right5 - left + middle6 - right + middle 7 -
left + right + middle]
- GetRTDataForeign (retrieving values for other
symbols)
GetRTDataForeign( "field", "symbol")
- Pane is not deleted if shrinked down to zero
(prevents from accidential deletion of panes)
- Plot function now has xshift parameter that
allows to visually shift the chart past the last bar
Example 20-bar Moving average shifted 10 bars into the future past the
last bar:
Plot(Close,"Close",colorBlack,styleCandle);Plot(MA(Close,20),
"Shifted MA", colorRed, styleLine, Null, Null, 10 );
Note that shift occurs during plotting and does not affect source array
- Removed data source selection from preferences
because it caused user confusion way too often
- Stock.Currency available via OLE
- Title variable now supports new special token
{{OHLCX}} which is replaced at runtime by string "Open ..., Hi ....
Lo ... Close (...%)" showing current price
This way it is possible to implement formula that will show OHLC prices
with number of decimal places set in the preferences.
Example:
SetChartOptions(0,chartShowArrows|chartShowDates);
_N(Title = "{{NAME}} - {{INTERVAL}} {{DATE}} {{OHLCX}}
{{VALUES}}" );
Plot( C, "Close", ParamColor("Color", colorBlack ),
styleNoTitle | ParamStyle("Style") | GetPriceStyle() );
- user-definable number of decimal places in chart
titles (completed: 2005-09-09)
Number of decimal places displayed in default chart title is now
user-definable inTools->Preferences->Miscellaneous"Decimal
places in chart titles".
Allowable values:
-1 - dynamic mode (number of decimal places automatically adjusted)
0..6 - fixed number of decimal places
- QuoteArray resizing now uses heuristic algorithm
to minimize memory fragmentation and increase performance
- atcFlagDeleteValues now highlighted properly in
the AFL editor
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.71.1 (as compared to 4.71.0)
- fixed compatibility problem with AmiQuote (due to
changed order of OLE properties/method while AmiQuote was using old ones)
- now ASCII importer in $TICKMODE does not delete
quotes older than oldest (first) record in the imported file, so you can
safely import tick data from subsequent files (older first, newest later)
CHANGES
FOR VERSION 4.71.0 (as compared to 4.70.5)
- AFL: added GetCursorXPosition() and
GetCursorYPosition() functions
Functions return current mouse cursor position.
Values returned are equal to those visible in the status bar, and these
functions require status bar to be visible. Returned values represent
cursor position at the formula execution time (or few milliseconds before
it) and accurracy is subject to pixel resolution of the screen (first
cursor position is read in screen pixels (integer) and then converted to
actual value therefore for example when screen resolution is 1024x768
maximum obtainable resolution in X direction is 0.1% and in Y direction
0.13%), also X values are snap to datetime of nearest data bar.
It only makes sense to use these functions in indicator/interpretation
code.
Using them in AA window may yield random values.GetCursorXPosition()
function returns X position in DateTime format (the same as used by
DateTime() function).You can convert it to string using DateTimeToStr()
function.GetCursorYPosition() returns Y position (as displayed in Y axis
of the chart).
Example:
ToolTip="X="+DateTimeToStr(GetCursorXPosition())
+"\nY="+GetCursorYPosition();
·
AFL: added DateTimeToStr() and
StrToDateTime() functions
These functions allow to convert string to datetime format and vice versa.
Example:
ToolTip="X="+DateTimeToStr(GetCursorXPosition())
+"\nY="+GetCursorYPosition();]
·
Added ability to store charts as
..GIF (in addition to PNG)
·
ASCII importer maximum supported
line length is increased to 2048 characters
·
Fixed: .aflsafe files didn't get
deleted automatically
- Added N-volume bars charts and timeframe support.
Custom N-volume bar intervals are definable (as usual) in
Tools->Preferences->Intraday.
TimeFrame functions were also extended to support N-volume bars using new
TimeFrameMode() function calling
TimeFrameMode( 0 );
- switches time frame functions to time-based operation (the default)
TimeFrameMode( 1 );
- switches time frame functions to N-tick operation (positive values
passed to TimeFrameSet are treated now as N-tick)
TimeFrameMode( 2 );
- switches time frame functions to N-volume bar operation (positive values
passed to TimeFrameSet are treated nowas N-volme bars)
Example:
TimeFrameMode( 2 );
TimeFrameSet( 50000 ); // 50'000 share bars..
....do something ...
TimeFrameRestore();
Note: N-volume bars are somewhat weird (compression of data to N-volume bar may
actually deliver MORE output bars - for example if one tick is 1000 shares and
you have specified 100V bars then single tick will be expanded to TEN 100V bars
- ten times original size)
TimeFrame functions are protected against array overrun and will not decompress
beyond original array size (you will get an "Error 47. N-volume bar
compressed data longer than base time frame").
Also switching main time frame to some weird N-volume bar value will result in
limiting the output to maximum twice original data size(without error message).
You should keep that in mind and avoid using too small N-volume bar intervals
that could lead to such condition.
Also due to the nature of N-volume bars the only TimeFrameSet() function will
yield correct N-volume bar values, TimeFrameGetPrice() may give slightly distorted
results.
It is also possible to use n-volume bars in TimeFrame functions without calling
TimeFrameMode() - it is then necessary to specify n-volume bars as negative
number offset by -1000000 (minus one million):
TimeFrameSet( -1000000 - 2000 );
// gives 2000V barsSimilarly formatted negative numbers will be reported by
Interval() function when n-volume bars are selected.
·
OLE: Save As PNG / GIF callable
from automation
Example script:
AB = new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
AB.ActiveWindow.ExportImage("Test.png");
·
Plugin is not called when
GetExtraData is used for symbol that has "use only local database"
flag turned on, and NULL is returned instead of an error
·
Protected against changing
application's current working directory by printing to file
·
Toolbar does not get wrapped when
main frame window is resized
·
OLE: Analysis object has new
method MoveWindow( x, y, width, height) that allows to control position and
size of automatic analysis window
AB = new ActiveXObject("Broker.Application");
AB.Analysis.MoveWindow( 10, 10, 200, 200 );
It has some restrictions on size: specified size can not besmaller than 10x10
pixels and can not be bigger than entire screen dimensions.
Also when "No minimum size for resizing dialogs" box in UNCHECKED in Tools->Prefs->Misc
it won't shink AA window below default size necessary to fully display all
controls.
·
ASCII importer: added ability to
import tick data from text files
ASCII importer now allows tick data files to be imported.
Tick data files consist of several records having the
same timestamp.This makes it impossible to use normal import mode which assumes
different (unique) timestampsfor each data row (when same timestamp is found
then new data overwrites old).
To turn on TICK mode you need to add manually
$TICKMODE 1
line to ASCII importer definition file.
$TICKMODE is a special mode of importer that allows to import quotes that
haveduplicate time stamps.
It makes two assumptions:
a) input data should come in the ascending time order (i.e. OLDER records
first, LATEST records last)
b) input data should consist of entire tick history because importer will
DELETE any existing quotes (to avoid creating multiple copies of the same
ticks).
Once again: Turning on
$TICKMODE 1
will DELETE ANY QUOTES that already exist in the database and then will import
all ticks from input data file.
You have been warned.
For example data files like this:
MOL,0,20050606,162959,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,2MOL,0,20050606,162959,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,11MOL,0,20050606,162959,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,40
Can be imported using the following definition file:
$FORMAT Ticker, Skip, Date_YMD, Time, Open, High, Low, Close, Volume
$SKIPLINES 1
$SEPARATOR ,
$CONT 1
$GROUP 255
$AUTOADD 1
$DEBUG 1
$TICKMODE 1
Sometimes it happens that input files have invalid timestamps (seconds >
59).
For example:
MOL,0,20050606,162970,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,16400.0000,2
Please take a closer look at first line shown in this example it has
time:16:29:70 (you see 70 seconds !)
So I had to add a special flag to the importer that
works around such data errors.
It is called $ALLOW99SECONDS 1 and will convert all records with invalid
seconds (i.e greater than 59)to 59s.
So record stamped 16:29:70 will be treated as 16:29:59
Now for tick mode to work with such incorrect records
you would need to add two lines to ASCII importer definition:
$TICKMODE 1
$ALLOW99SECONDS 1
HOW TO REPORT BUGS
If you
experience any problem with this beta version please send detailed description
of the problem (especially the steps needed to reproduce it) to bugs at
amibroker.com
