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You might use a signal name string variable.
vars:signame("");
Buy("LE_1") at PriceX Stop;signame="LE_1";
Buy("LE_2") at PriceY Stop;signame="LR_2";
Buy("LE_3") at PriceZ Stop; blah, blah, blah.
dbs
Robert Bianchi wrote:
> I automate the trade statistics output using the IncludeSystem command so
> that I can perform more analysis of tradeing systems in MS Excel:-
>
> I have a system with different entry/exit signals like the following:-
> Buy("LE_1") at PriceX Stop;
> Buy("LE_2") at PriceY Stop;
> Buy("LE_3") at PriceZ Stop; blah, blah, blah.
>
> I can not find the easylanguage function name that outputs these signal
> names.
> How can I output the "LE_1", "LE_2" and "LE_3" signal names into a text
> file ??????????
>
> The current code that I use looks as follows:-
>
> If Exitdate(x)=date[0] then begin
>
> FileAppend("C:\Dump\trades.CSV ",
>
> {Note that the first field is not preceded by a "+" sign}
> Sym+","
> +EntryDateStr+","
> +ExitDateStr+","
> +NumToStr(MarketPosition(x),0)+","
> +NumToStr(PositionProfit(x),0)+","
> +NewLine);
> end;
>
> Any guidance or insight in getting these signal names out in an automated
> fashion into a CSV file ???
>
> Regards,
>
> Robert Bianchi
> r.bianchi@xxxxxxxxx
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