Conrad, Herman hit the nail on the head. Preferences>AFL trace output>max lines =200.... that's why you are only seeing the trace output 200 times....
If that was set higher, you would see that further traces are being output... in fact every time a chart refreshes... or to expand upon that TJ has just given you a list of the other instances (events) that may cause the AFL to execute... Right, now surely you've got the picture...? --- In [email protected], "Conrad Joach" <consolejo...@...> wrote: > > I have posted in excruciating detail exactly what I'm doing. My code is one > line: > > _TRACE("test"); > > That's it. One line. On one chart. The chart is minutely, on a database with > 5000 minutes. EURUSD. > > It prints 200 times then stops. I have no refresh on the chart. > > If I clear the trace window, it prints it 200 times again, as if that is > somehow causing a chart refresh, which is very weird behavior. > > What else can I tell you. You can reproduce this yourself very easily with my > explanation. Let me know what other info you need. > > Thanks. > > >>Re: [amibroker] Re: I'm having a very hard time doing something that I > >>think should be simple > > You have to take it one step at a time. If you set AB to log only 200 lines > than that is what you get, no more. > > > Anyway, I haven't seen your code yet, did you post it? Also include the exact > conditions you run it with. > > > Everybody is guessing what you are doing - you'll never learn anything this > way. > > > herman >
