I used the Perl program that you've shown many years back...   If you 
make the change I have noted you will have the script working flawlessly.

There should be nothing else to change.... unless you wish to customize 
the output file.  Being able to control the data is really 
interesting.... because this will allow you to make charts that were not 
possible prior to your modifications.

At this moment in my trading .... I am trying to chart with "less" as in 
less lines ... less indicators.

Have fun with it

John


Rakesh Sahgal wrote:
> John
>
> Thanks very much for your suggestion. Followed it but the problem
> remains. Any other fix that you can suggest?
>
> Once again thanks for your time.
>
>
> Regards
>
>
> Rakesh
>
> ps:
>
> if it is any help this is what the input file looks like
>
> Date  Time    Open    High    Low     Close   Vol
> 09/19/07      2:00:00 137.6   138     137.6   138     136234
> 09/19/07      3:00:00 137.5   137.6   137.15  137.15  40269
> 09/19/07      4:00:00 137.15  137.7   137.15  137.45  37317
> 09/19/07      5:00:00 137.2   148.6   137.2   147.6   784848
> 09/19/07      6:00:00 148     148     147.25  147.25  59836
>
>
> The output after change suggested by you is as follows
>
> 19000101,Open,High,Low,Close,Vol
> 19000102,137.6000,138.0000,137.6000,138.0000,136234
> 19000103,137.5000,137.6000,137.1500,137.1500,40269
> 19000104,137.1500,137.7000,137.1500,137.4500,37317
> 19000105,137.2000,148.6000,137.2000,147.6000,784848
> 19000106,148.0000,148.0000,147.2500,147.2500,59836
>
>
> On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 7:48 PM, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>   
>> Rakesh Sahgal wrote:
>>     
>>> Hello
>>>
>>> I have downloaded the following script from xmlworks.com
>>> <http://xmlworks.com>. The purpose of this scrip is to convert
>>> Intraday data exported from AB(using AFL code provided by Graham )
>>> into a pseudo EOD format for use elsewhere(TA programs that do not
>>> support IntraDay format).
>>>
>>>
>>> //////////==========//////////
>>> use strict;
>>> my $infile = shift;
>>> my $outfile = shift;
>>> my $ticker = shift;
>>> open (IN,$infile) || die "Open IN failed $!";
>>> open (OUT,">$outfile") || die "Open OUT failed $!";
>>>       
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