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Ahh, yes. Good sensible comment in this mail. I used to use TAS for
backtesting. Converted to Tradestation since I did not want to have one
language for backtesting and another one for getting a good possibility to
view what is happening in graphs. Now I wonder how to backtest stuff
again... :-)
Ah well, now I know a lot more about the quirks in easy language. Do not
even think EL is using the math processor.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ztrader [mailto:ztrader@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: den 18 juli 2001 15:04
> To: omega list
> Subject: Re[2]: Language problems causes bugs not to be
> understood as the bug s they are
>
>
> On Wednesday, July 18, 2001, 3:25:15 AM, pierre.orphelin wrote:
>
> >> Because the most brilliant, who are laughing at these
> threads, write
> >> their own applications and don't use Tradestation.
>
> po> Names, please....
>
> Add my name to the list. :-) I realized long ago how limited
> TS was for complex analysis, and have been using other apps
> that I write. I use TS for some things, but certainly not everything.
>
> Even the great PO writes his own apps, and NOT in EL either.
> :-) See, even *he* realizes TS has large limitations and does
> not use EL. :-)
>
> And -- I don't laugh at this thread. I just see another
> person who found that TS does not live up to the excessive
> hype surrounding it. Hey - you've got lots of company.
>
> ztrader
>
>
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