Hi, Why don't you use CVS for version management of your source code? In CVS you don't need to rename files and therefore you won't have this problem. WinCVS software is free and available at http://www.wincvs.org/
Cheers, Daniel --- In [email protected], "Terry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I started using studies to draw support lines and find two problems. > > > > #1. I keep versions of my systems (charts). This is just good practice. > Whenever I make more than a minor change, the chart filename changes from > "mySystem_v1.afl" to "mySystem_v2.afl", etc. So, I spent all day putting on > S/R lines and then made a revision. I deleted v26 and installed v27. Voila, > no S/R lines..all gone on all symbols! If I just edit the chart and reapply > with the same name, the studies are preserved. I suppose studies are tied to > chart IDs and this makes sense, thus explaining the disappearance. > > > > Question 1: Is there a way to somehow "save" the studies so I can continue > to version# my code without losing hours of work re-locating and re-drawing > support lines for a dozen symbols? > > > > #2. Using the horizontal line tool. This tool works fine until you reselect > it to try and move it or change colors or just by accident while clicking > bars. It "jumps" to a price level and is no longer horizontal. Very > annoying, but I can redraw it. > > > > Question 2: Can anyone confirm this behavior. If so, I will file a report on > feedback. > > -- > > Terry >
