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Hi Eric
> Does anyone know how to solve following Metastock's Limitation?
> I create some indicators with input for different parameters, but it
> cannot be pasted it into system tester, because the code is too much.
> Furthermore, I cannot use the function "FmlVar" in system tester,
> because I cannot set different parameters for each indicator's input
> into System Tester's Optimization Variables, except for I set the
> input value for each indicator manually for every evaluation in
> system tester, such as if input parameter ranges from 10 to 20, then
> I need to manually set each value into the indicator's parameter, and
> evaluate it in system tester, and totally I need to do 11 times. Does
> anyone have any better idea to solve this problem? How to assign each
> indicator's input value from System Tester's Optimization Variables?
I'll be addressing all of these matters in a future issue of MetaStock Tips & Tricks. The March
issue will have the third article in a series on the System Tester that you might find helpful. The
optimising function needs to be shifted outside the Enhanced System Tester, and while this can be
done it takes a little more work (actually it takes a lot more work) than running optimisations from
within the System Tester.
If I was you I'd first address the size of the code you want to optimise. I think there are 14
letters of the alphabet that can be used as variable names. Some of your variable names are too long
unless you're already using all 14 letters. You have space for just 1023 characters in each System
Tester window. Use them wisely. I could list a number of other space-saving measures, and if you
subscribe to the newsletter you should check out page 12 of the February issue to refresh your
memory on these.
Optimising outside the System Tester is not a topic that can be explained in a couple of sentences.
Kind regards
Roy
www.metastocktips.co.nz
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