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Alex,
My suggestions would be
1) Try on completely different data
2) After a fresh reboot, and without opening any thing from
the last session, create a new workspace, open the code, copy those
lines and paste into a new Signal. Create a new Strategy, new chart
and test again.
Those are sort of the standard debugging steps I follow when
it puzzles me. The rebooting is probably the most critical! That
and the new workspace.
Sam
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:39:30 -0800 (PST)
From: alex@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: TS2Ki: Floating point invalid numbers in calculation
I'm getting this inexplicable error. I add a strategy to my chart in
TS2000i. The strategy contains 1 signal that doesn't do anything
except initialize some variables and print some dates to the debug
window. And yet, it generates an error "Floating point invalid
numbers in calculation".
What's going on here?
Here's my signal:
=========================================
Inputs:
peakspan(2),
maxoverlap(0.25),
maxlookback(60),
TF2bars(0),
TF3bars(0);
Arrays:
TFbars[3](1);
Variables:
tf(0), i(0), tlref(0), foundpeak(0), TLstart(0), TLend(0);
if CurrentBar <= 1 then begin
TFbars[0] = 1;
TFbars[1] = TF2bars;
TFbars[2] = TF3bars;
ClearDebug;
end;
for tf = 0 to 2 begin
if TFbars[tf] > 0 then begin
print("begin ",date);
print("end ",date);
end;
end;
========================================
It used to be a lot bigger, but the above is what I end up with
after commenting everything else out. I don't understand where the
error is coming from.
Anyone else ever seen this?
-Alex
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