I'm still missing something. I do have the PlotAll ahead of the
Include in the main file in a simple setup, BUT how in the world is
the separate, independent Include file, which is a standalone *.afl
file, going to know that PlotAll is a defined variable
somewhere...anywhere else ? The Formula Editor won't accept:
Using your test.afl
ln: 1, Col: 13: Error 29. Variable 'plotall' used without having been
intialzed.
Thanks for your persistenc and patience.
Re: [amibroker] Re: Using #include but not wanting those indicator's
PLOT
The paramtoggle must be ahead of the include file. Include files can
be inserted anywhere in your code.
try it out with a simple test first and toggle the PlotAll in the
Param window of the main program.
Main program:
PlotAll = ParamToggle("Plot All","NO|YES",0);
#include <test.afl>
Include file Test.afl:
if( PlotAll ) Plot(C,"Close",1,128);
best regards,
herman
> Herman. I must be missing something. If I use the variable PlotAll
in the include file, the include file has no idea there is a defining
statement over in the main file, so it gives me an error of PlotAll
not intialized. Is there some leading statement I need to put in the
include file to tell it to look over at the main file to see if the
variable is defined there ?
> In the main file:
> PlotAll = ParamToggle("Plot the Include File
Indicators?","No|Yes",0);
> In the include file:
> if(PlotAll)
> {
> Plot( 100, "", SARColor, styleArea|styleOwnScale|styleNoLabel, 0,
100);
> }
