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I think this may work. If
not, you may try to use VarSet/VarGet.
Filter = 0;
for(i = 1; i
< 6; i++)
{
LoopROC = ROC(C, i);
Filter = Filter OR LoopROC >
10;
AddColumn(LoopROC,"Loop" + WriteVal( (i),
1.0));
}
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 1:53
AM
Subject: [amibroker] Looping for
dummies
The following feeble attempt at learning how to use loops to
automate
some of my explorations isn't working. I'm obviously missing a
very
fundamental concept (probably more than a few fundamental
concepts).
What I am attempting to do with this test exploration is
calculate a
1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 period ROC for each stock and return a list
of all
those stocks that pass the filter requirement for ANY of the 1-5
passes (if any of the 1-5 period ROC values is > 10). What is being
returned is a line for each stock with all 5 LoopROC values, but only
for those stocks that pass the filter for the last value of i ---- 5
in this case. (I thought I had hit the jackpot when I saw that I
actually had results that matched the test code on the first
run!).
Believe it or not, this will be a major breakthrough for me if i
can
just understand how to do this. TIA for any help with an
explanation.
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for(i = 1; i < 6;
i++)
{
LoopROC = ROC(C, i);
Filter = LoopROC >
10;
AddColumn(LoopROC,"Loop" + WriteVal( (i), 1.0));
}
// the
following lines are to verify the values of LoopROC
ROC1 = ROC(C,
1);
ROC2 = ROC(C, 2);
ROC3 = ROC(C, 3);
ROC4 = ROC(C, 4);
ROC5 =
ROC(C, 5);
AddColumn(ROC1, "1");
AddColumn(ROC2,
"2");
AddColumn(ROC3, "3");
AddColumn(ROC4, "4");
AddColumn(ROC5,
"5");
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