Hello,
Especially in Real-time you should *not* put very lengthy codes in
indicators
because it could cause delays in processing RT data.
General guideline is NOT to use codes that need more than 0.1 sec
to execute in any indicator.
Best regards,
Tomasz Janeczko
amibroker.com
gmorlosky wrote:
> Hi - I would debate that EOD applications are just as intense as RT as during
> EOD there is as just as much to decipher. See one of my screen's image in the
> Files section = HeatMaps_RelStr.jpg
>
>
> Re[2]: [amibroker] Re: Speeding up code ???
>
> Tomasz, for EOD applications you are right but for real-time application many
> of us would prefer to use a single integrated GUI. This GUI typically
> provides all trading functions in a convenient single display. This includes
> charts, screening, button panels, matrix presentations, placing orders, gfx,
> etc.
>
> If you ran a poll you would probably find that 90% of RT users loop through
> Tickers in indicators to obtain real-time sorting, screening, etc. They do
> not use the AA that must be launched separately.
>
> Adding some afl function to run, and collect data from, AA operations would
> be great. The continuous DT reference array mentioned in another post is also
> often needed when running from an indicator... Setting the current ticker to
> such an arrays, from afl, would be another requirement....
>
> Best regards,
>
> herman
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