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Dans un courrier daté du 29/10/98 07:35:08 Heure d7iver Pari8 Madrid,
bnm03@xxxxxxx a écrit :
>
> Would-be EL programmers are way better off learning VB anyway. Not only
> will they be able to produce systems faster and more reliably in VB than in
> EL but their knowledge of progamming will not be limited to just stupid EL
> programming. They'll be positioned to start writing really cool things
like
> Active X controls, DLL's, COM interfaces, Internet programming and the
like.
> They wil be able to take their knowledge of BASIC and write full blown
> windows applications. The investment learning to write systems in VB will
> pay off a hundred fold more times than learning an isolated, specific and
> questionable language like EL by a company like Omega.
>
> B.
Most of what you are referring to is available in TradeStation5 (Active X
controls, DLL's, COM interfaces, Internet programming and the like.)
For the moment, the only trading software that you can use is TS4.
TS5 is not available, TradeLab no more, DayTrader Prto: same status.
Once all of this will be released, it will be time to speak of things that
really exist.
For the moment, it's not the case.
Only TS4 for most of us, and SC for Earl Adamy.
Rgds.
PO
An other one (same thread):
Dans un courrier daté du 29/10/98 14:10:43 Heure d2iver Pari43 Madrid,
eadamy@xxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
> VB's watches, breakpoints, steps, and other debugging tools are put to shame
> by EL's powerful debugging command: Print(...). What newbie programmer
would
> want to have all those distracting tools in order to see what the program
> does and get the bugs out.
>
> Earl
That's amazing to see that the fault is ALWAYS due to the language and never
to the end user.
NB: Unlike one may believe, VB is still unable to stiff egg whites.
-Pierre Orphelin
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