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Uh oh.
Warning! Warning! Danger Will Robinson. Danger.
(Man am I that old? Oh. I just heard it from the movie, not the original
series. Really!)
Some misunderstanding in my request. The "next date" dll I want is for use on
historical data! Historical testing. Of course the data server knows the date
of the next bar, it's just that my EL code doesn't.
As far as something for real time use (read "future look ahead" here), I am
working on that as I will need it in later after my historical testing. I will
pass on whatever EL code I come up with if anyone is interested. It will come
equipped with 3 30-sided dice and a blow up doll of Madame "I See Your Future
Clearly Now" Blvatsky as a Monte Carlo simulator for unforseen events. (Doll
not included where prohibited by law.) (Just kidding on the previous two
sentences but I will have the EL code if anyone is interested.)
Thank you Ivo (what does that mean?) for pointing out my Germenglish usage
issues. (I'm the victim here! I didn't ask to emigrate.)
alexander
--- Ivo Karindi <ivo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> If anyone has what Alexander is asking and that takes care of holidays and
> weekends, please let us know. If we can get the date of the next bar when
> the current bar is the last bar on the chart, probably everyone is
> *extremely* interested. Might be difficult, though, to predict sep. 11 kind
> of things...
>
> Ivo
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alexander [mailto:alexander@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2002 9:28 PM
> To: Omega List
> Subject: Date of the next bar
>
> Greetings Kings, Knights and Countrymen,
>
> Lend me your Dll's. I have AnyOHLC which is great but now I am looking for a
> dll that gives me the actual "date" of the next bar. Same as AnyOHLC, but
> for a
> date.
>
> If someone has one they are willing to share that would be great (in that
> case
> just tell me your market of preference and long or short and I will "take
> care
> of it.") Or point me in the direction of one to buy that would be good too
> (in
> that case tell me your market of preference and I will say, "Oh. That's
> nice.")
>
> The Alexander formerly known as Master of the Universe
>
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