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The BO14, BO12, B008 are my problem - they are hardcoded. When I run more than one copy of the system, I cant tell from the STCC which system generated the trade. Ideally, I would like to use an input to build the signal name string.
Eg. I run the same system on both the Simex and Osaka Nikkei futures and on 5 minute bars and 3 minute bars, and with slightly different parameters. I cant tell from STCC which system generated the order. (I can go to each system and figure it out, but I am looking for a better way).
I am reluctant to save the same system under several different names. This would solve my problem, but would make changes cumbersome.
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: hans esser [SMTP:he96@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, July 16, 1998 5:40 PM
To: Peter Ryan; omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: EL - variable signal names
Why not start with giving it a less general name, e.g.
Buy ("BO14") at close;
Buy ("BO12") at close;
Buy ("BO08") at close;
in the accoring systems.......or so and you dont have a VARIABLE name but
BETTER control
rgds hans
> Does anybody know of some way of programmatically setting the signal value
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> ie. in the statement:
> Buy ("signal") at close;
>
> is there any way of having a variable instead of the hard-coded literal.
>
> I run several versions of the same system (with different input values),
> and am looking for some way of recognising which system is listing in the
> STCC window.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Peter Ryan
>
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