Re: [amibroker] Programming Techniques - Modules

["Ara Kaloustian" <ara1@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes ...

 

Include modues are a clean way of modularizing your code, and unctions are a good way to keep variables contained withing a module, so they don't interefe with other variables with same name.

 

So use include files and use functions. If you need some variable to be global, so be it ... just make sure you do not use the same name for them

 

Ara

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: David Weller

To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 5:04 AM

Subject: [amibroker] Programming Techniques - Modules

Up to now I have been cutting and pasting code to create my systems and indicators.  Some are becoming very big and it would seem to make sense to ?module-ize? these as ?all good programmers are   taught?.   It just seems to make sense to parse out the AT Interface, Informational functions to help in the decision process (RS,CCI, Resistance and Support, Reversals indicators, volume pressure, etc.) used in the Exploration but are not part of the actual trading system, enhancements using color in the exploration and interpretations, as well as others tested parts.  Is the #include the way to go? Or is there some other technique I should consider like creating a ?function? --- to help create modules and reuse code.  

 

Thanks Dave

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