[amibroker] Re: Using #include but not wanting those indicator's PLOT

["gmorlosky" <gmorlosky@xxxxxxxxx>]

ah ha...

>>cstrader wrote - Well create the whole file together, run it, be 
sure it works, then break
out the #include. The include is mostly to put code that you don't 
really
want to see every day somewhere else.<<

>> Herman wrote - >> well, you are doing something wrong, it works 
fine for me.
an #include file is simple a section of code that you want to remove 
to make the code more readable. The #include line is a SUBSTITUTE for 
a section of code that may contain hundreds of lines.
You can use include statements wherever you want to 'shrink' your 
code.<<

Now I understand why the #include wasn't working for just the value I 
wanted back from my stand alone indicator and erroring using the 
Forumula Editor.

Thanks


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