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Hi Franz --
Yes, you can do those things. But, I recommend that you first work with the AFL functions already provided in AmiBroker. If they are not sufficient, you can extend AmiBroker using C++.
Thanks,
Howard
On 8/4/07, firefly6666 <firefly6666@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello i am new to afl
but i choosed it because of the good editor, i like this editor very
much and the parallels to C++ in syntax and because of the great price.
Now my question :
Can i do object oriented programming with AFL.
The application which comes into mind is for example dividing a
system into several moduls.
1 modul which is responsible for the moneymanagement
1 for the entry signal generation
1 for the exit generation
1 for the stop management
those moduls should act like classes which can be modified by subclasses
The next question:
The backtesting object can be accessed via a function
can i write similar functions which can give me access to the
moneymanagement system for example.
In principle what is common in afl to C++ or java or any other object
oriented programming language.
Regards
Franz
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