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course, you have to define "myFormula" before you use it in your AFL. This
can either be in the same program or as a function that you have saved. In
the later case, you use the #include to load the function. When you
do use it, however, it is as simple as the line I gave you; myVar =
myFormula();
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size=2>-----Original Message-----From: SR
[mailto:raftsp@xxxxxxxxx]Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2003 10:07
AMTo: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject:
[EquisMetaStock Group] RE:RE: RE: v8 System Tester Issues and how to
fix.Anthony and Kevin and Chuck thank you for your
replies.Chuck:1. ObviouslymyVar = myFormula()is not
enough because it doesn't work [although I am trying with version4.30 (the
latest?)]I wouldn't mind to have to write a couple of lines including
#includedirectives etc. asAnthony suggests (in fact, I had already
tried that several times in thepast) but I usually get errors.That's
why I keep asking and trying. I have already read Janeczko's javascript
and VB examplesand a few messages on the AB board. Sometimes the #include
solution works,other timesit does not. I get unexpected and
inexplicable errors.2. I asked on this board because the AB
conversation was brought to thisboard (not by me anyway).BTW my
opinion is that such conversations are not exactly off topic becauseI
guess that themembers of this group are much more than just MS users. Some
of them havealready triedother software (AB included), some have
already asked questions about suchsoftware and mostof us would like to
have some elementary information about ... the rest ofthe world.3.
As I said, in the past I had directly asked Janeczko about these
problemsbut I got no answer.Yes, he had rapidly replied to my first
message, but as the problempersisted, I had to ask again.This time he
did not reply. A few days ago I searched the AB database forrelevant
messages.I found I few, among which some replies by Janeczko. I must say
that theywere not very encouraging.So, my impression so far is that
neither AB programming nor thecommunication is free of
problems.Please don't missunderstand me. I still believe that
AmiBroker is anexcellent program. And as far asprogramming is
concerned it is much more powerful than Metastock, which fordifferent
reasonsis also an excellent program. I am just saying that both programs
have theircons and unlessthe function-calling problem is solved for
good, this IMO will be a major ABdrawback.Anyway I will make a new
attempt with the AB group.Thanks againSpyrosMessage:
16 Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 20:19:24 -0400 From:
"Chuck Rademacher" <chuck_rademacher@xxxxxxxxxx>Subject: RE: RE: v8
System Tester Issues and how to fix.It's even easier in
AFL. Just say: myVar =
myFormula();Even better than MS, AFL will let you pass values to the
"other" formula aswith this example:
myVar = myFormula(Open*1.1);A lot of people are willing to help with
AB/AFL questions, but feel awkwardanswering them on this
board. If you ask questions like this on the ABboard, you will
get a quick reply. In fact, you will get dozens of replies.>
-----Original Message-----> From: SR [mailto:raftsp@xxxxxxxxx]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2003 6:33 AM> To:
equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] RE: v8
System Tester Issues and how to> fix.>>>>
Kevin,>> Let me add a question about AmiBroker.> What I
want to do is very simple: have a formula call another formula the> way
we do in MS:>> myVar:= fml("myFormula");>> Can
this be done with AFL? If yes, then how? Could you provide the AB>
equivalent?>> Whenever I ask this question I get no answer! I
have asked a couple of AB> users privately, I have asked>
publicly, I have asked Tomasz Janeczko. No positive replies no
negative> ones! Nothing! Very strange, isn't it?>> So I
hope you will be kind enough to post a reply.> Thank you in
advance.>> SpyrosTo
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