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Vinoth Palaniappan
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09-30-2008 11:16 PM

    Hi,

    I've got some basic doubts where the manuals were not helpful:

    1. What is the prototype of function SetCell (Not available in help) ?
    2. How can i configure the value returned by GetActiveMinMove() ?
    3. TradersStudio Help mentions in "Built-in Global Variables" that there are 255 built-in variables GValue1 to GValue254. But the built-in system function MarketBreakDown2() uses GValue501 to GValue506. Isn't this a conflict and if so, how many are actually available ?
    4. What is the difference between in-built "Systems" and "System functions"?

     

    -Regards

    Vinoth

    mur ang
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    09-30-2008 11:40 PM
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    Hi,

    I've got some basic doubts where the manuals were not helpful:

    1. What is the prototype of function SetCell (Not available in help) ?

    Public Sub SetCell(row As Variant, col As Variant, CellType As Variant, width As Variant, Value As Variant)

    eText = 1
        eFloat = 2
        eInteger = 3
        eCurrency = 4
        ePercent = 5
        eDate = 6


    2. How can i configure the value returned by GetActiveMinMove() ?

      It is set in the data universe


    3. TradersStudio Help mentions in "Built-in Global Variables" that there are 255 built-in variables GValue1 to GValue254. But the built-in system function MarketBreakDown2() uses GValue501 to GValue506. Isn't this a conflict and if so, how many are actually available ?

    It is safe to use up to 254, because TradersStudio uses from 255 to 512 for it's own internal use, this way we don't have conflicts.


    4. What is the difference between in-built "Systems" and "System functions"?

     System functions are functions which can contain functions which can only be called by a system but you wanted to create a function so you have reusable code.

     

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