Conrad,
Every time your chart is executed by some event, it will generate one
trace output line -- just one. You probabily have your preferenced
for trace() output max lines set to 200. It will print "test" 200
times. Since your chart has no real program, it will execute very
quickly. It will refresh at the maximum possible rate if quotes keep
changing. I think 10 per second is the max refresh rate.
BR,
Dennis
On Mar 26, 2009, at 7:49 PM, Conrad Joach 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
>
>
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