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Joseph Biran
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From: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Dennis Brown
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 9:27 PM
To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [amibroker] AmiBroker AFL Glossary project --LIFT OFF

 

Hello,

 

I have uploaded to the AFL Library a program called AF_Glossary_Generator (yes a typo in the name) that takes another file uploaded called AFL_Glossary_1 and generates parameter selectable formatted TXT or RTF files for this project.  It took me a couple of hours to make a database file for all the string manipulation functions, and forever to make the program that spit out formatted documents. Creating the files for both forced me to refine the database specification a bit further.  

 

Please download them both and try them out.  You have to create a directory called AFL_Glossary in your main AmiBroker folder and put the file named AFL_Glossary_1.txt into it.  Rename the file to strip off the .afl and make sure it ends in .txt.  The output files will be written to the same folder.  On a PC, the .txt and .rtf files read fine in WordPad, but the links don't work in that program.  They do work in Word.  In the Mac, all formats work fine in TextEdit program.

 

Please download the program and data and give me some feedback.  Sorry there are not a lot of instructions, but you just select parameters, and click on the Convert Database button to get something written out.  You can try out all kinds of different formats.

 

Next, we need volunteers to write small sections of the database to make headway.  If you make another file called AFL_Glossary_2.txt, etc., it will combine them into one database for outputs.  

 

Best regards,

Dennis

 

PS. here is a sample of one possible output:

 

 

 

                                AFL -- AmiBroker Formula Language

                                -- Abbreviation for AmiBroker Formula Language

                                -- Group Tags:          AFL

                                -- See Also:              AmiBroker Formula Language

 

  n =         Asc( String, CharacterPosition=0 ) [AB 4.8] -- get ASCII code of character

                                -- Returns the ASCII code number for a text character

                                -- Group Tags:          AFL,Functions,String manipulation,Type Conversions

                                -- Search Tags:        ASCII,character,convert,code

                                -- Links:    ASCII Defined ASCII Table 

 

  n =         StrToDateTime( DateTimeText ) [AB 4.8] -- convert string to datetime

                                -- Returns datetime number from a text representation of the Date/Time

                                -- Group Tags:          AFL,Functions,String manipulation,Type Conversions,Date and Time

                                -- Search Tags:        datetime,date,time,convert

                                -- See Also:              DateTimeToStr(),Now(),DateTime(),TimeNum(),Date()

 

The rtf file of the whole sample output is also attached here for those who get individual emails:

 

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