Converting an Amibroker Code to Bullscrip

   Here is an example of an Amibroker script that cant be directly transfered to BC, but BC can achieve a pale imitation. The example is a multiple moving average streamer where the red side is ma(2) and the purple side is ma(100). Anyway have a look and play if you like.

Here is the BC version.

The BC code is as follows:

[description="MA streamer shows ma from 4 to 100 as a coloured streamer."]

[target=Default; author=zzz; category=Moving Average|zzz; dp=4]

expr :=C;

ma1 := ma(expr,4,simple);

ma2 := ma(expr,8,simple);

ma3 := ma(expr,12,simple);

ma4 := ma(expr,16,simple);

ma5 := ma(expr,20,simple);

ma6 := ma(expr,25,simple);

ma7 := ma(expr,30,simple);

ma8 := ma(expr,36,simple);

ma9 := ma(expr,42,simple);

ma10 := ma(expr,49,simple);

ma11 := ma(expr,57,simple);

ma12 := ma(expr,62,simple);

ma13 := ma(expr,70,simple);

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark red]ma1;

[color=crimson] ma2;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=plum]ma2;

[color=coral] ma3;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=sandy brown]ma3;

[color=orange] ma4;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark orange]ma4;

[color=khaki] ma5;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=gold]ma5;

[color=yellow] ma6;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=green yellow]ma6;

[color=lime green] ma7;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=light green]ma7;

[color=medium spring green] ma8;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua marine]ma8;

[color=turquoise] ma9;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua]ma9;

[color=sky blue] ma10;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=deep sky blue]ma10;

[color=medium purple] ma11;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=medium orchid]ma11;

[color=plum] ma12;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark magenta]ma12;

[color=white] ma13;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark red]ma1;

[color=crimson] ma2;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=plum]ma2;

[color=coral] ma3;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=sandy brown]ma3;

[color=orange] ma4;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark orange]ma4;

[color=khaki] ma5;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=gold]ma5;

[color=yellow] ma6;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=green yellow]ma6;

[color=lime green] ma7;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=light green]ma7;

[color=medium spring green] ma8;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua marine]ma8;

[color=turquoise] ma9;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua]ma9;

[color=sky blue] ma10;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=deep sky blue]ma10;

[color=medium purple] ma11;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=medium orchid]ma11;

[color=plum] ma12;

[name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark magenta]ma12;

[color=white] ma13;

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blackdog Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Regular Joined: 14 Nov 2006 Location: Vatican City State Posts: 43	Post Options Post Reply Quote blackdog Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Converting an Amibroker Code to Bullscrip Posted: 15 Nov 2007 at 2:07pm
	Here is an example of an Amibroker script that cant be directly transfered to BC, but BC can achieve a pale imitation. The example is a multiple moving average streamer where the red side is ma(2) and the purple side is ma(100). Anyway have a look and play if you like. Here is the BC version. The BC code is as follows: [description="MA streamer shows ma from 4 to 100 as a coloured streamer."] [target=Default; author=zzz; category=Moving Average\|zzz; dp=4] expr :=C; ma1 := ma(expr,4,simple); ma2 := ma(expr,8,simple); ma3 := ma(expr,12,simple); ma4 := ma(expr,16,simple); ma5 := ma(expr,20,simple); ma6 := ma(expr,25,simple); ma7 := ma(expr,30,simple); ma8 := ma(expr,36,simple); ma9 := ma(expr,42,simple); ma10 := ma(expr,49,simple); ma11 := ma(expr,57,simple); ma12 := ma(expr,62,simple); ma13 := ma(expr,70,simple); [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark red]ma1; [color=crimson] ma2; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=plum]ma2; [color=coral] ma3; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=sandy brown]ma3; [color=orange] ma4; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark orange]ma4; [color=khaki] ma5; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=gold]ma5; [color=yellow] ma6; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=green yellow]ma6; [color=lime green] ma7; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=light green]ma7; [color=medium spring green] ma8; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua marine]ma8; [color=turquoise] ma9; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua]ma9; [color=sky blue] ma10; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=deep sky blue]ma10; [color=medium purple] ma11; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=medium orchid]ma11; [color=plum] ma12; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark magenta]ma12; [color=white] ma13; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark red]ma1; [color=crimson] ma2; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=plum]ma2; [color=coral] ma3; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=sandy brown]ma3; [color=orange] ma4; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark orange]ma4; [color=khaki] ma5; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=gold]ma5; [color=yellow] ma6; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=green yellow]ma6; [color=lime green] ma7; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=light green]ma7; [color=medium spring green] ma8; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua marine]ma8; [color=turquoise] ma9; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=aqua]ma9; [color=sky blue] ma10; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=deep sky blue]ma10; [color=medium purple] ma11; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=medium orchid]ma11; [color=plum] ma12; [name=Fill; linestyle=fill; color=dark magenta]ma12; [color=white] ma13;

blackdog Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Regular Joined: 14 Nov 2006 Location: Vatican City State Posts: 43	Post Options Post Reply Quote blackdog Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 08 Nov 2007 at 7:38pm
	Vito, Amibroker scripting is rather different to BC. Its scripting allows looping and is more like a real programming language. However it doesnt allow the "prev" function that BC uses. If you post the amibroker code here, I will have a look and see what I can do for you. regards, BD.

Vito Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 14 May 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 5	Post Options Post Reply Quote Vito Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 14 May 2007 at 9:25pm
	Hi All, I have been able to get my hands on what I consider a valuable indicator but I can only get it in an Amibroker code. It is quite complicated and beyong me. Does any one know of any one who enjoys a challenge. If so please email me Vito