AB =
CreateObject("Broker.Application");
AA =
AB.Analysis;
WL =
AA.Filter(0,
"WatchList");
List =
CategoryGetSymbols(categoryWatchlist,
WL);
Same code continues
here.
My question is whether this second way of coding the selection
of the Watchlist should have any effect on execution
time.
I thought I read that the first three lines are OOP lines which are
not AFL code and should not affect the normal way AFL operates
(meaning that the first three lines are executed once and then the remaining AFL
code is executed for each symbol in the
Watchlist).
It seems to me that execution time is much faster using the
first construct rather than the second. Should this be
true?
Thanks for any insights.
Ken