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Jim,
If you are interested to have similar programming capabilities as
Tradestation then all you need is a hex-editor that allows you to
alter the name of the indicators in the master file and a normal
text editor. No need for any add-ons.
This is a step by step procedure :-
1. Look for an indicator that was developed in PowerEditor that
have been successfully verified.
2. Transfer this indicator to a new directory.
3. Using a hex editor to edit the master file, to change the
name of the indicator to a new name.
4. Editor the i0000.ASC to code your indicator.
5. Transfer the indicator(which will now be under your new name)
back to SuperChart. Here's the difficult part, if the
indicator doesn't verify then you have syntax error(s) in
your indicator, if it verifies then you need to make sure
your logic works. You have to flip back and forth to your
normal editor until you get it verified successfully.
6. If you think this is difficult, you bet. It demands
a very high standard of programming discipline. If this
is too much for you then try Tradestation, however it
still requires a high degree of programming skills to
develop medium to complex programs.
With version 2 you can use it with user functions, indicators,
as well as systems.
With version 3 you can no longer do this for user functions,
indicators are still workable, haven't tested with systems.
Version 4 blocks all of this.
David Hunt wrote:
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> Jim,
>
> : > >>
> : > Very Interersting David!
> : > I also thought I came across some third party add ons that was supposed
> to
> : > expand the easy language capabilities of SuperCharts, but I don't
> remeber
> : > where I found that now. Have you heard anything about this?
>
> I have heard of something called SuperEditor. An add on that emulates
> PowerEditor - priced around US$500 I think.
> But I have never used it or heard of anyone using it. Anyone used it?
>
> Regards
> David Hunt
> http://homepages.tig.com.au/~adest
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