AW: Wealth Lab 2,Impressive

["Volker Knapp" <vk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Paul,

I am not sure how familiar you are with WealthScript, but I am happy to see
that you have done "some" research. You might wanna look at the a very
advanced code here that uses some functions.

http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/WealthLab.DLL/getpage?page=articles/SqrtSw
ingLines.htm

It is a VERY advanced script and you find some functions there. I could not
find the $insert in that script, but may be you were talking about different
functions (I am not a programmer).

Thank you for taking the time.

Volker Knapp
Wealth-Lab Inc.
http://www.wealth-lab.com
http://www.wealth-lab.de


  ++-----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----
  ++Von: Paul [mailto:elshaddai@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
  ++Gesendet: Mittwoch, 19. Juni 2002 01:40
  ++An: _Omega-list
  ++Betreff: RE: Wealth Lab 2,Impressive
  ++
  ++
  ++Are you going to tell him it's not really a function
  ++but a piece of code he has to include each time
  ++he has to access it?
  ++
  ++It's an $insert a la old EL.
  ++
  ++> -----Original Message-----
  ++> From: Volker Knapp [mailto:vk@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
  ++> Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 6:56 PM
  ++> To: Ernie Bonugli; omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
  ++> Subject: AW: Wealth Lab 2,Impressive
  ++>
  ++> Ernie,
  ++>
  ++> Yes, Wealth-Lab Developer 2 supports user written functions.
  ++>
  ++> The coding is very simple, similar to Easy Language (because both are
  ++> Pascal
  ++> based) but more powerful. Here an Active Trader system code from
  ++November
  ++> 2000 issue.
  ++>
  ++> var Bar: integer;
  ++>
  ++> for Bar := 51 to BarCount() - 1 do
  ++> begin
  ++>   if LastPositionActive() then
  ++>     if PriceClose( Bar ) > PositionEntryPrice( LastPosition() ) then
  ++>     begin
  ++>       SellAtMarket( Bar + 1, LastPosition(), '' );
  ++>     end
  ++>     else
  ++>     begin
  ++>       SellAtStop( Bar + 1, Lowest( Bar, #Low, 2 ), LastPosition( ), ''
  ++);
  ++>     end
  ++>   else
  ++>   begin
  ++>     if PriceClose( Bar -1) < PriceClose(Bar - 2) then
  ++>       if PriceClose(Bar - 2) < PriceClose(Bar - 3) then
  ++>         if PriceHigh( Bar ) > PriceHigh( Bar - 1) then
  ++>           if PriceClose(Bar) > EMA(Bar, #Close, 50 ) then
  ++>             BuyAtMarket( Bar + 1, '' );
  ++>   end;
  ++> end;
  ++>
  ++> Hope it gives you an idea on the coding language. You find the code
  ++and
  ++> the
  ++> description also here:
  ++> http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/WealthLab.DLL/editsystem?id=2621
  ++>
  ++> Volker Knapp
  ++> Wealth-Lab Inc.
  ++> http://www.wealth-lab.com
  ++> http://www.wealth-lab.de
  ++>
  ++>   ++-----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----
  ++>   ++Von: Ernie Bonugli [mailto:ebonugli@xxxxxxxx]
  ++>   ++Gesendet: Dienstag, 18. Juni 2002 18:38
  ++>   ++An: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
  ++>   ++Betreff: Wealth Lab 2,Impressive
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++list,
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++Has anyone transitioned over to WL? Or is anyone seriously
  ++>   ++considering it?  Their last release(s) looks impressive on
  ++>   ++the surface.
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++One remaining issue on my list, is that the # of lines
  ++>   ++required to code an idea looks bulky to me.  I really
  ++>   ++haven't studied the product, but do they support user written
  ++>   ++functions?
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++
  ++>   ++Regards,
  ++>   ++Ernie
  ++>   ++ebonugli@xxxxxxxx
  ++>   ++
  ++