Re: Print to file with

["Schindler Trading" <schindlertrading@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Printing to a file is easy with the Print statement.  And then you can just
use an If or Iff to print the 20 day high symbol...

if high > highest(high,19)[1] then begin
    print(File("c:\report.txt"),date:8.0," ",open:3.0," ",high:3.0," *
",low:3.0," ",close:3.0);
else begin
    print(File("c:\report.txt"),date:8.0," ",open:3.0," ",high:3.0,"
",low:3.0," ",close:3.0);
end;

or more compactly but less clear...

print(File("c:\report.txt"),date:8.0," ",open:3.0," ",high:3.0,"
",iff(high>highest(high,19)[1],"*"," ")," ",low:3.0," ",close:3.0);

I haven't verified these and I'm not positive you can embed Iff's in a print
statement, but you should be on the right track.

Aaron Schindler
Schindler Trading


----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike Kittelson" <mkittelson@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, March 02, 2002 6:50 AM
Subject: Print to file with


> Hello,
>
> I would like to print to a text file and have a symbol
> in a column next
> to 20 day highs. Is there a way to do this? Example:
>
> Date   Open  High  HH20  Low  Close
> 1/1/2002  202 208         200   200
> 1/2/2002  201 210   *     200   202
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Mike Kitteson
>
> =====
> Regards,
> Mike Kittelson
>
>