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I don't remember what this was for but it worked fine for me. I used
the part about Date>Start... to test a system during a few days
at a time. Start and Enddate inputs I so I could pick the dates to
test on. Maybe if you want to exit on close yesterday you could say if
date>1031103 and date <1031105 then setexitonclose. Try it I didn't.
My old code.
If MakeNoNewEntry=False and Marketposition(0)=0 and Date > start and Date < Enddate then begin
Best regards,
Jimmy Snowden
mailto:jhsnowden@xxxxxxx
Wednesday, November 5, 2003, 2:25:56 PM, you wrote:
JF> In some data I have two gaps, so I have a line in my code
JF> saying:
JF> if date=(1001011) or date=(1020222) then setExitOnClose;
JF> What I was expecting was to close on the last tik before
JF> the gap, but its not working as expected... In fact it does
JF> nothing!
JF> I've experimented with all sorts of "if date=eldate" etc.
JF> but I haven't hit the right combination yet... Has anyone
JF> any experience with inserting hard dates into code?
JF> Thanks,
JF> Justin
JF> ps, for those who remember me having massive PC issues a few
JF> weeks back, TS still won't install on my machine, but I
JF> installed on another and just ported it across, worked great,
JF> must be an install issue with my config.
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