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Attached the varVAR.txt file, eg the variable in a variable's variable.
-I would not considder the use of the PREV function, mainly because
that with a calculation like this one, it will crash (blow the Memory).
-I wonder, when finished, what this calculation would do to the MEM
and processors mem anyway (storing all the variables).
Though to me, it is much like linking Cells (MS's variables) in the
Excels' formula-editor, eg with the MetaStock Formula-field being a cell.
-I could not see the functionality and cohesiveness of the SQRT-parts
with the rest of the samples, so left it out and did not include it in the file,
but most likely you will have to "extend" all of your indicators in this file
(the JR40-JR500), with more sub-indicators.
Regards,
Ton Maas
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----- Original Message -----
From: jr
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: woensdag 10 november 1999 16:39
Subject: Re: How to do very simple calculations using MS?
> Hi Ton,
> the task I want to calculate is just a simple 3 line loop...
>
> To calculate 50 AR's values I would need 50 !
> (faculty, 50x49x48...x1) sub 'fml's who had not a single
> shared line. The first one would be 50 lines long, the second
> 49, the third 48, and so on. So these wouldn't even fit
> into the space allowances from Metastock ...
>
> Might be there is really a solution using PREV, but I don't
> see one. A working functional language (like LISP)
> would for sure be capable of doing what i want.
>
> Furthermore, one would want to play with the number to
> see if 30 is better than 20 or 10 ...
>
> Looking like hopeless ...
>
> Regards - Jasper
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