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-----Message d'origine-----
De : JAHunter <hunter_ja@xxxxxxxxxxx>
À : Omega-List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date : mardi 10 août 1999 22:27
Objet : Easy Language Questions
>
>I am new to EL. Need to remember values calculated on back bars so as not
>to slow down the program. I looked into the EL manual and Sam Tennis's book
>but somehow could not find answers. Maybe they're elementary.
>
>Would somebody be able to clarify the following issues (I am using TS4):
>
>(1) What is the scope of EL variables and arrays? On the present bar only or
>are they remembered from one bar to the next?
>
>Example:
>
>Bar=1 All variables, arrays are initialized and some get new values.
>
YES
>Bar=2 Do variables, arrays start out with the values calculated one bar
>ago,
YES
> Or are they initialized again with their default
>values?
>
NO
>Said yet another way, if I want to increment Var1 by 20 every bar, can I
>write
>Var1 = Var1+20 ?
YES
>
>(2) If the scope of variables/arrays is the present bar only, I assume a
>global variables DLL is the only solution to my problem. What is the best
>DLL available for passing arrays from one bar to the next bar, and also from
>one window&indicator to another window&indicator? For the moment, unless
>the 64K limitation is an issue (see question below), I would rather keep the
>logic in EL and use the DLL just to pass values.
Variable ans arrays are eddressed up to maxbars back bars behind currentbar.
>
>(3) 64K limitation. Does the size of a system include all invoked
>functions?
YES
If not, I would think that one could parcel out all calculation,
>entry and exit logic to functions and have the system only keep track of
>actual entries and market position. I am not talking about included
>systems, just perhaps more elaborate calculation, entry and exit logic than
>64K can accomodate.
>
>I appreciate your help.
>
Upgrade to TS2000 that has no 64k lmitation and a wider use of arrays
Meilleures salutations.
-Pierre Orphelin
Représentant exclusif de Omega Research en France.
web: http://www.sirtrade.com
>Jim
>
>
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