Hi Ly, First, which "problems" do you mean (or do you refer to endnote II in the RMath manual)?
To answer your question: yes it does. And in terms of transferring data (e.g. vectors) to R via the plug-in, I have not encountered any limitation. In other words, I personally have no need for any "work- around". However, the current plug-in does not (yet) allow full two-way communication between R and AB, i.e. putting something in R which immediately becomes available in AB. We are looking (early stage) at possibly integrating another tool which would allow you to move back and forth like that between R and AB which, for example, would bypass the need for the debugger as you would see your results immediately within R. Hope this answers your question, if not you'll need to be more specific I'm afraid. PS --- In [email protected], "loveyourenemynow" <loveyourenemy...@...> wrote: > > Hello Patrick, > > I would like to ask you if your plugin uses the R com server to > transfer data between R and AB. > I was doing that and wrote some simple functions to transfer vectors, > and I encountered the problems you mention in your documentation file, > but with some workaround it was working. > > I wonder if you are able to directly transfer vectors or you use some > similar workaround. > > > Thanks > > Ly > --- In [email protected], "vlanschot" <vlanschot@> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > This mail is to inform you that I have just uploaded the zip-file > > RPlugIn. It contains two files. The first is the file RMathAFL.dll, > > the RMath plug-in for AB. The second is the Word-document R_Plug- > > in_Amibroker.doc, the accompanying manual. The manual briefly > > describes the functionality of the RMath plug-in for Amibroker which > > I make freely available to all AB-users. Its purpose is to allow you, > > the AB-user, to efficiently interact with R, the open-source and > > freeware statistical/ mathematical package based on the S- language > > (i.e. S-Plus). For more details on R , please visit the official > > website: http://www.r-project.org/. Here you will also find manuals > > and other contributed papers on R. Specifically, see this web- page: > > http://www.stats.bris.ac.uk/R/. > > > > It is impossible to discuss the full scale of the R-functionality > > that the plug-in makes available to the AB-user. It simply is > > massive, and even I have only explored a tiny bit of it. Instead, the > > manual will describe a small subjective selection of the > > possibilities available, with the aim to get you going. I have no > > pretension that my examples are of any use to you. What I do hope, > > however, is that they can get you going, and that this plug-in will > > enhance your trading/analysis skills, like it has mine. > > > > The plug-in has been kindly developed by a programmer-friend for > > which I am very grateful (and no, it is not Tomasz). There will be NO > > technical support for it, and (in all likelihood) no upgrades, if > > only because the functionality embedded is: > > - very extensive and flexible in terms of accessing R's core > > functionality (I would say almost unlimited, particularly if you > > write your own R-functions separately in R, which subsequently can > > then be called from AFL); > > - unlikely to be (negatively) impacted by changes in R itself; > > > > In the manual you will read about my motivations to have this plug-in > > developed, the main one being to thank, first and foremost, Tomasz > > Janeczko for developing AB into what it is has become: an industry- > > standard investment and trading platform. It has enabled me to > > transform my investment thinking into practical applications, making > > some money along the way. Extended thanks go to the AB-community in > > general. I am very grateful to the guidance, sample code, and other > > help (including support from Marcin) I have received over the past > > few years. > > > > PS > > >
