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Not sure what you mean with 'short cuts'...
however I have created many folders holding specific custom groups of functions, modules, include file, indicators, system building blocks, and you name it. These I access from the Chart tree.
This functions like a formula data base (but of course i make additional backups). For example, when starting to design a new system I start with a system template from my chart tree. The only thing i need to define are the buy/sell signals and it can be Backtested. If i want to simulate the system using playback with trade logging to DebugView i append a DBVLogging module, also just copied from the Chart tree. Adding IBc functions to autotrade the system, I just append that module to the previous modules. And so on. This way you can test new ideas in minutes instead of days/weeks and, if it works you can trade it just as fast :-)
The only thing I wish for would be a right-click 'copy' option so that i can copy code from the chart tree and place the code where I want it - they don't always should be at the end of the code.
best regards,
herman
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007, 4:56:44 PM, you wrote:
> I wonder if it might perhaps be the case that allowing shortcuts (in
> addition to actual folders) in C:\Program Files\AmiBroker\Formula
> would be a simple and quick thing to implement?
> I would like to build a library of AFL code outside the AmiBroker
> folder hierarchy, but still be able to access that code via the Charts
> tab showing a shortcut in the same manner in which it currently shows
> actual subdirectories.
> My ultimate goal here would be for Data, AFL, and the rest of
> AmiBroker to be in 3 separate locations for file management and backup
> purposes, while still operating seamlessly.
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