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If you wanna get the file names try using the filesystem
object in the AFL via OLE.
I haven't tried it but it "should"
work.
d
After thinking about this a little more I wondered how many of
your
database files were corrupted? Can you just download the data from a
source rather than try to fix them? If you don't have many you could
put the path to each file in an array and use that array as the file
name in the fopen loop. If it is large number of files then you
would
have to manipulate the Data file tree for all the symbols that
are in
folders -, 0-9 and a-z. You have the file names, the ticker
symbols. You
could open the ticker file and build the file path name
on the fly as you
go through the ticker list. The first character in
the ticker name is the
sub folder name except for the indices but
the ^r ~ tells you to look in
sub folder -. In C++ you could just
look at the file tree and go through
each sub folder but I haven't a
clue how you would do that in AB code,
maybe the same way.
Barry
--- In
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "fox97us" <williamwang97@xxxx>
wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> I have
some stock data files in the wrong format. How can I use
> amibroker to
do format editing.
>
> I notice that I can use
Guru chart commentary to manipulate
files.
> However, when I try to
ask the program open all files use
something
> like:
>
>
> fopen( "C:\\Data\\*.txt", "a");
>
>
>
the * does not work.
>
>
> Or there is other ways to do
it?
>
>
> thanks
>
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