Milosz
June 13, 2018, 9:41am
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Yes, it is possible. Searching the forum, you can find many example codes, which you can use:
Unless you are familiar with some of the underlying programming principles and terminology, which I presume 99% of Amibroker users are not, creating a full-fledged GuiButton panel is a nightmare. While it may well be that I have discovered another personal handicap I find it hard to believe I am the only one struggling with this. So, perhaps we can share some knowledge and popularize GuiButtons?
If you have completed the GuiButton learning curve and are now able to layout a button parameter pan…
Hello,
Is there an example for the GuiToggle() anywhere?
A toggle function normally has two labels, this function has only one label…are we expected to handle the label assignment separately?
happy coding,
Herman
There is even a computer game (I'm not talking about Cyberpunk 2077 ) making extensive use of all GuiButtons (also the equivalent of ParamToggle):
Maybe this game is not the latest part of "Wolfenstein" and I'm not agent Blaskowitz, but as they say: "Even big things have small beginnings"
... but seriously - recently I've enjoyed myself a (summer time) break from the trading - and because a break from trading doesn't have to be a break from AmiBroker - I decided to try something different.
Because Amibroker is much more than just ordinary technical analysis software ( I tried to back up this statement in this thread: AmiBroker - …
If Param
functions are not enough for you, you should learn how to use GuiButton
functions. You will benefit from it and won't have to ask others to code it for you.
Besides if you paste the code, you should format it properly:
Search the forum
It is good idea to search the forum before asking same questions over and over. To search the forum just use magnifying glass icon in the upper right corner
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Also it is good idea to use Google and add +site:amibroker.com to your search term to limit the output to content of amibroker.com web site. Doing so will include results from Knowledge Base and Users' Guide
Enter the AFL code properly
It is of utmost importance as improperly formatted code results in syntax err…
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