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i agree, gary.....if any one of the 3 conditions is false in the statement,
then no buys are triggered on the close of that bar, and the conditional
statement will get reevaluated at the close of the next bar. sequential
order is unimportant cuz,say, if condition1 is false, then the entire statement
is false and no buys are triggered on that bar.
TJ
ezl novice :))
At Wed, 16 Feb 2000 09:29:48 -0700, "Gary Fritz" <fritz@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Nope. Other than the short-circuit-evaluation nit I mentioned, they
>are EXACTLY equivalent.
>
>>From what you said, Hans, I get the feeling you think that your code
>will test for c1 on one bar, c2 on the next bar, and c3 on the bar
>after that. Is that what you're trying for? That's NOT how it will
>work. If we're on bar X, and all three conditions are true, then you
>will buy on bar X -- the same as if you said "if c1 and c2 and c3".
>
>If you want it to test c1 on bar X, c2 on bar X+1, and c3 on bar X+2,
>
>then you have to build a simple "state machine" like I showed in my
>example.
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