How to bootstrap Amibroker array variable

mastermind007

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mastermind007

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mastermind007

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Blackhole

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hi mm!

how can i pull the buy sell signals out of ami to some interafce made in c/c++/vb .net or php/phyon

so that orders can be sent to trading terminal without any api.

like we can see many people out there are selling interfaces, issue is prize and support hence need to reinvent the will.

hope u understand.
thanks for reading and such kind of informative and wonderful thread thread.
 

trash

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hi mm!

how can i pull the buy sell signals out of ami to some interafce made in c/c++/vb .net or php/phyon

so that orders can be sent to trading terminal without any api.

like we can see many people out there are selling interfaces, issue is prize and support hence need to reinvent the will.

hope u understand.
thanks for reading and such kind of informative and wonderful thread thread.
http://www.amibroker.com/devlog/2013/06/03/ibcontroller-1-3-8-source-codes-released/
 

mastermind007

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mastermind007

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hi mm!

how can i pull the buy sell signals out of ami to some interafce made in c/c++/vb .net or php/phyon

so that orders can be sent to trading terminal without any api.

like we can see many people out there are selling interfaces, issue is prize and support hence need to reinvent the will.

hope u understand.
thanks for reading and such kind of informative and wonderful thread thread.
Blackhole

Pulling Buy-Sell signals out of Amibroker can be accomplished by

1) Writing a standard Amibroker plug-in (in C++) or .NET if you use a third party tool. Within the plug-in code, you get native access to predefined ami variables such as Buy, Sell and you have to somehow transport that to the trading terminal.

2) Get Amibroker AFL (or plugin) to write signals to a flat file and then develop some other application that constantly monitor the aforesaid flat file. Instead of the flat file object, you can also use other inter-process communication object such as pipe.

3) Develop an external COM object that is capable of attaching to the trading terminal (Any language of your choice)
In this approach, you will have to create your own interface.. For example, if I were to copy Ninja's execution functions for my interface, I could have functions named as following.

EnterLong(...)
EnterLongLimit(...)
EnterLongLimitStop(...)

Once you have your own COM object, You'd invoke the same from AFL using its dot syntax and actually write bunch of lines in AFL so as to hand-over the signal from Amibroker to the trading terminal.
 

trash

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Trash

That is interesting but download requires authentication. Not sure how to proceed on that...
I don't understand.
If you have a (legal) AmiBroker license then you are a member. If you are a member then you can download since then you have access to members zone. It's as simple as that.

 

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