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Tomasz,
What I am referring to is much more complete than this, and included
at the top level search page. The complete glossary of all language
elements recognized by the complier and their use arranged by alpha
and category. I believe this would be a big boost to learning and
later referencing. Example: comparison operators could be grouped
into one page that the individual entries point to. Example: All
style constants would be grouped into a single page. Example of a
few terms that would be included:
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On Apr 23, 2007, at 3:01 PM, Tomasz Janeczko wrote:
> Hello,
>
> As for glossary of AFL keywords:
>
> http://www.amibroker.com/guide/a_keywords.html
>
> - isn't this what you are looking for ?
>
> Best regards,
> Tomasz Janeczko
> amibroker.com
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Dennis Brown" <see3d@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 8:43 PM
> Subject: Re: [amibroker] AB charting improvements (revisited)
>
>
>> Tomasz,
>>
>> I am also using AB also for discretionary trading while also
>> developing helpful AFL systems. Since I am trading in real time,
>> anything that cost me extra time or distracts my attention from
>> trading is undesirable. I have also made a number of suggestions to
>> speed up using AB for this type of trading. I am just talking about
>> the most basic line charting things here that I am using every day,
>> not big things to come. I am sure you would find it helpful to know
>> the most important things to me in this category. If I had to rank
>> the things that slow me down the most in this category, this would be
>> my list:
>>
>> 1) Priority given to handles of selected lines. (#726)
>> 2) Magnet snap to points auto snap to lowest time frame in database.
>> (#727)
>> 3) Ray length being adjustable. (#76 planned)
>> 4) Cross-hairs 2 - display date/time and price on axes at ends of
>> cross-hairs (#732) --from list below
>>
>> For learning and writing AFL my priority would be:
>> 1) Include a complete web glossary of AFL key words and operators
>> like is done just for functions now. (#976)
>>
>> Thank you for being the kind of developer that listens to your
>> customers. I really appreciate it.
>>
>> Dennis
>>
>>
>> On Apr 23, 2007, at 1:50 PM, Sirbrainfart wrote:
>>
>>> Tomasz,
>>>
>>> Back in February the group had a discussion about which charting
>>> studies
>>> they would like to see improved in AB. During the course of the
>>> discussion you encouraged all to send their suggestions to the
>>> feedback
>>> centre. I've just had a scroll through the list and there are a
>>> hell of
>>> a lot of open suggestions in there so it seems that the group did
>>> its
>>> bit !! :-)
>>>
>>> Please understand that I know you're extremely busy and commited to
>>> the
>>> development of your program, so I don't want to give the impression
>>> that
>>> I'm being impatient...would just like your up-to-date views on what
>>> priority level you have assigned these improvements and when we
>>> might
>>> expect them ? Generally speaking of course. The reason I need to
>>> know is
>>> that I'm a discretionary trader and would *really* like to only
>>> have to
>>> use one piece of charting software. At the moment I hop between
>>> AB and
>>> others simply becuase AB is missing a few essential (IMHO) tools/
>>> functions.
>>>
>>> So we're on the same page (and so you can see I'm not just having a
>>> general gripe!) I've listed the particular improvements I would
>>> like to
>>> see personally, with the suggestion numbers next to them. Others are
>>> welcome to add to this list of course.
>>>
>>> 1) Andrew's Pitchfork - warning lines and Schiff/Modified Schiff
>>> projection methods (suggestions #148, 913, 917 and 881). Please,
>>> please,
>>> please - this is the real motivation for this post, I just got
>>> carried
>>> away with the rest!!!
>>> 2) Equivolume chart style (#299, 733, 864)
>>> 3) VAP which allows summation over a defined date range (#491)
>>> 4) Projection - drawing tools properties option to project
>>> studies "x"
>>> bars into the future from the right-hand edge (can't remember wher I
>>> read this)
>>> 5) Fib tool - ability to turn off range trendline (can't remember
>>> where
>>> I read this either)
>>> 6) Renko charts (#772)
>>> 7) Lines - more choices in line thickness, plus "dashed" option (#
>>> 142,
>>> 411, 512)
>>> 8) Zooming on window re-size - ability to retain fixed *scaling*
>>> when
>>> windows are maximised/restored instead of displaying a fixed
>>> number of
>>> bars and adjusting the scaling (i.e. similar to how E-signal
>>> charting
>>> handles it) (#555)
>>> 9) Click and drag scrolling via chart window (place mouse in blank
>>> chart
>>> area and hold down LMB to drag window - again as per E-signal).
>>> (#540)
>>> 10) Cross-hairs - a saveable preference for all windows to avoid
>>> Ctr-H
>>> at each program launch. (#158, #885)
>>> 11) Cross-hairs 2 - display date/time and price on axes at ends of
>>> cross-hairs (#732)
>>> 11) Action-Reaction Lines. (#149 - listed as postponed)
>>> 12) Floating charts (#165 listed as planned in June last year)
>>> 13) 'Nudge' studies with arrow keys (#542)
>>> 14) Ellipse tool improvement (#768)
>>>
>>> Thanks for listening,
>>>
>>> Andy
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>>
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