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Hello,
Generally speaking AFL is not really object-oriented. Most
traders are not aware of object-oriented
programming paradigm and find it complex. That's why vast
majority of AFL is based on functions.
In this area AFL is most similar to plain C language (*not*
C++).
and some interfaces are based on COM
These areas use object-oriented programming
paradigm.
So although you can not create your own classes directly in
AFL, you can *USE* any COM object/class.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
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Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2007 5:23
PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: Newbe
Question Object Orientation in AFL
Hi Franz --
Yes, it does. Tomasz is much better
qualified to explain to you than I.
But, again, consider
exploring the high level capabilities of AmiBroker -- you may not need to
program at the C++ level.
Howard
On 8/5/07, firefly6666 <firefly6666@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thank you
very much Howard for your answer, i maybe must formulate my
question
again because it seems to be spongy formulated. I hope i have
not
wasted your time by formulating a spongy question i apologize for
that.
What i really want to ask is what is objected oriented at
AFL,
i have red that AFL is a object oriented language but on the
first
glance it seems to be a procedural script language. A object
oriented
language has features like polymorphism, classes and
instances.
So does AFL uses features like classes ?
Regards
Franz
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