For me the difference is the typical AB environment
where I am working with arrays based upon time series with in general thousands
of elements and on the other side an array being 'freely' created with only 10
elements without using data from a time series. I think we have a huge
misunderstanding ...
You can of course create arrays in an AFL formula
enabling JScript, Visual basic etc. passing the arrays and using them in a GFX
environment. Running under AB. But that has nothing to do with the typical AB
environment ...
Subject: [amibroker] Re: New file
uploaded to amibroker
Ton,
Sorry, I don't understand what you mean by creating an AFL
array outside of the AB environment. AFL is part of AB, so how can
you create an array in AFL that's not part of
AB?
Regards, GP
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