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Thanks for your reply. I'll read the release notes and try the new 
features. Thanks for reminding.
1) The purpose of that is to easily/precisely find out trendline 
support/resistance for the next day. It's also easy to implement: 
user clicks two points, Amibroker makes a line based on the two 
points, that's it. 
2) Yes, I already coded that by making a new copy of the indicators. 
It will be nicer if the feature is built-in. 
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Dave Merrill" <dmerrill@xxxx> 
wrote:
> Hi Claud,
> 
> Did you read the release notes? There's a *ton* of hugely important 
new
> functionality, including new *functionality* that's enabled by the 
new UI.
> 
> Everyone always has their own pet wishes that are more important to 
them
> than other things, but nobody can do everything at once. Some of 
the new
> features, like pyramiding/scaling out, are complex to design and 
build in a
> powerful way, and have been requested by many people for a long 
time.
> 
> Have you sent your feature requests in via the expected channels? 
That'd be
> http://www.amibroker.com/submit.html, I think.
> 
> And just on a human-relationship level, complaining about missing 
features
> right on the eve of a big new release, without any sense of 
appreciation for
> all the new tools that just got added, probably isn't the best way 
to
> inspire Tomasz to greater heights (;-).
> 
> Re your proposed features:
> 
> 1. I don't understand what you mean exactly, or why you'd want it. A
> hand-drawn trendline is a discretionary choice on your part; it 
could have
> been drawn in lots of other ways, but you made the decision to put 
it where
> you did, for reasons known only to you. How is the program supposed 
to know
> what mathematical formula would make the same choices you'd make in 
every
> other circumstance it hasn't seen?
>    I also don't understand the intended use of this idea. You know 
where to
> draw it, so do it yourself. If you want to backtest an idea, or 
draw "the
> same" kind of trendline on multiple stocks, you'll have to define 
how that
> trendline is built numerically.
>    If you do have an idea of the numeric principles behind a 
certain kind of
> trendline you're interested in, there's a very good chance it can 
be coded.
> 
> 2. You can already write code to switch to different MA periods 
depending on
> what time frame is displayed.
> 
> Dave Merrill
> 
> > Just upgraded to 4.7 from 4.6, seems like only thing changed is 
some
> > UI stuff, not quite helpful.
> >
> > Better foucus on more functionalities and features such as
> >
> > 1) Automatic conversion of hand-drawn trendline to a line drawn by
> > function call of line()
> >
> > 2) Parameters automatic adjustments: the same chart if in daily, 
MA
> > will be 20 and 50, if in weekly, MA will be 10 and 40
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