--- In [email protected], "Joe Landry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Whitney - Were you trying to run this in an indicator window?
...
> What are you trying to accomplish by using ATC? You may be able to
do it
> without
> iterating i over the range.
>
> Hope this helps
> JOE
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Joe,
Thanks for your prompt response, and good questions.
Indicator window: I don't know, I'm so new to AB. I was in the AFL
editor and clicking the check mark for verifying syntax. :)
Trying to accomplish: Static storage for interim test results managed
by AB instead of using explicit disk i/o. (A side effect is binary
instead of string storage; I expect binary to run faster.) I want to
store interim results of watchlist-based multisymbol analysis during
an analysis phase; these results are then to be read from the composites
during a subsequent summarizing and reporting phase.
I hope this approach can work across multiple tools: Scan, Explore,
Optimize. I would rather write intermediate results to a composite
than to a file with fputs, so AB manages the disk i/o as
necessary and my code doesn't have to. Somehow I think AB can do a
better job working with the operating system than I can.
Any additional insights are welcome, even if it means not using
composites.
Best,
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