Hi Dennis - I don't know that it works in every situation,  I would guess that 
maybe VarSet/Get handles the conversion internally?

Steve

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Dennis Brown 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2009 2:25 PM
  Subject: Re: [amibroker] How to code a Adaptive StDev()




  Steve,


  I did not realize that I could append a number to a string in AFL without 
converting it first with NumToStr( i, 0.0).  
  It looks like I have been missing a big shortcut all this time.


  BR,
  Dennis


  On Jun 13, 2009, at 1:26 PM, Steve Dugas wrote:





    Oops!  Just saw a typo, should be this insread...




    function xStDev( priceArray, Periods) // Periods < 25
    {
       global BBTop, BBBot;
       Periods = Max( 2, Min( 25, Periods ) );
       BreakPoint = Min( 25, Highest( Periods ));
       for( i = 2; i <= BreakPoint; i++ )
       {
          VarSet( "SD" + i, StDev( PriceArray, i );
       }
       AdaptSD = 0;
       for( i = 2; i <= BreakPoint; i++ )
       {
          CurrSD = VarGet( "SD" + i );
          AdaptSD = IIF( Periods == i, CurrSD, AdaptSD );
       }

        return AdaptSD;
    }




      ----- Original Message -----
      From: Steve Dugas
      To: [email protected]
      Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2009 1:20 PM
      Subject: Re: [amibroker] How to code a Adaptive StDev()


      Hi Herman - Not sure how fast it would be but possibly something along 
these lines?




      function xStDev( priceArray, Periods) // Periods < 25
      {
         global BBTop, BBBot;
         Periods = Max( 2, Min( 25, Periods ) );
         BreakPoint = Min( 25, Highest( Periods ));
         for( i = 2; i <= BreakPoint; i++ )
         {
            VarSet( "SD" + i, StDev( PriceArray, i );
         }
         AdaptSD = 0;
         for( i = 2; i <= BreakPoint; i++ )
         {
            CurrSD = VarGet( "SD" + i );
            AdaptSD = IIF( Periods == i, CurrSD, AdaptStDev );
         }

          return AdaptSD;
      }
      Would anyone have coded an adaptive StDev? I am using the solution below 
but is is VERY slow and the number of max period value is limited.


      My math is just not up to this and any help would be very much 
appreciated!


      have a great day,
      Herman


      function xStDev( priceArray, Periods) // Periods < 25
      {
         global BBTop, BBBot;
         Periods = Min( 25, periods );
         Periods = Max( 2, Periods);
         Deviation =
         IIf( Periods == 2, StDev( PriceArray, 2 ),
         IIf( Periods == 3, StDev( PriceArray, 3 ),
         IIf( Periods == 4, StDev( PriceArray, 4 ),
         IIf( Periods == 5, StDev( PriceArray, 5 ),
         IIf( Periods == 6, StDev( PriceArray, 6 ),
         IIf( Periods == 7, StDev( PriceArray, 7 ),
         IIf( Periods == 8, StDev( PriceArray, 8 ),
         IIf( Periods == 9, StDev( PriceArray, 9 ),


         IIf( Periods == 10, StDev( PriceArray, 10 ),
         IIf( Periods == 11, StDev( PriceArray, 11 ),
         IIf( Periods == 12, StDev( PriceArray, 12 ),


         IIf( Periods == 13, StDev( PriceArray, 13 ),
         IIf( Periods == 14, StDev( PriceArray, 14 ),
         IIf( Periods == 15, StDev( PriceArray, 15 ),


         IIf( Periods == 16, StDev( PriceArray, 16 ),
         IIf( Periods == 17, StDev( PriceArray, 17 ),
         IIf( Periods == 18, StDev( PriceArray, 18 ),


         IIf( Periods == 19, StDev( PriceArray, 19 ),
         IIf( Periods == 20, StDev( PriceArray, 20 ),
         IIf( Periods == 21, StDev( PriceArray, 21 ),


         IIf( Periods == 22, StDev( PriceArray, 22 ),
         IIf( Periods == 23, StDev( PriceArray, 23 ),
         IIf( Periods == 24, StDev( PriceArray, 24 ),
         StDev( PriceArray, 25 ))))))))))))))))))))))));
         return Deviation;
      }








  

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