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Title: Re: [amibroker] Re: pass parameters thro ole
You can also modify an Include file that is read by your OLE/afl code.
best regards,
herman
Monday, November 10, 2008, 4:32:17 AM, you wrote:
> Thanks Herman for your responses.
>> I Know VERY little about OLE and JS programming. However I use
>> Persistent variables (see UKB) to pass parameters to JS (it reads the
>> files) and I let JS write similar files, or modify existing ones,
>> that are read by AFL.
> I am actually using Python. I am thinking of processing the AFL on the
> fly, setting the parameter value in the AFL and then passing it on to
> the Broker App.
> It's a bummer that we can't pass the parameters to AFL through OLE.
> Sometimes I feel this can't be true, unless I am on a totally wrong
> track.
>> Do you have a GUI for parameters in JS?
> I meant something else...
> If you look at the picture I included in my first email on this thread,
> or just bring up the Analysis window, you will see that there is a
> button for "Parameters", just like there is a button for "Settings". The
> "Parameters" button can be used to override the default values of
> Params, and "Settings" ... well for settings. Since for "Settings" there
> is a corresponding OLE Analysis method available, "LoadSettings", which
> you would use as AA.LoadSettings(...), for example. So I just assumed
> that there must be a corresponding Method for setting the Parameters as
> well.
> If this can't be done, how is one supposed to run multiple Analysis runs
> with different Param values? (other than the workarounds like what I am
> gonna do above). Note, I am not trying to do any "Optimize"(ation) here.
> I may just choose pass different Param values to, for example, sets of
> ETFs that exhibit similar characteristics (SD, Corr etc.).
> Again, the fact that there is no Analysis object Method to set the
> Parameters with OLE, the presence of which seems so obvious to me....
> all of this makes me think I am on the wrong track here. Or so I would
> expect to read in an email from Tomaz.
> Regards.
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