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Hi all,
Just wondering how people out there are organising their
AFL code between plots, backtests, explorations etc.
Lets say I have 5 indicators which each require 50 lines
of code to draw a plot, in other words too large to
maintain in separate AFL files.
Lets say I also want them all in a single exploration.
So logically it seems that I should place each indicator
into an include file and include that into each of the AFL
"types" so I'd have "include <myTA_Tool.h>" in my b_backtest,
e_exploration, and p_plot files?
Just wondering how everybody else is handling this?
RZ
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