Book Description
The goal Mr. Tennis sought was to demystify EasyLanguage so that everyone could use it. He clearly accomplished that goal.
Included are:
EasyLanguage Basics,
Numbers in EasyLanguage,
What is a Statement,
Writing Statements,
Functions, Procedures & Programming Tips,
Advanced Topics,
EasyLanguage,
Templates,
Building Daily Bars out of Intraday Bars,
Marking the first day of the week,
Building Weekly Bars out of Daily Bars,
Marking the first bar of the higher time frame,
Playing a custom .WAV file from an Alert,
Demonstrating the use of the Print Statement,
Using Expert Commentary,
Generating a CSV file,
Defining Dual Bar Analysis,
Generating Advanced Reports on a Black Box System,
Controlling the execution of an Include System,
Trading a Channel BreakOut,
Replacing the Built-in Trailing Stop Orders,
Using At$ in an Exit Order,
Displaying Swing information as On-screen text,
Changing the Color and/or size of plots,
Automatically draw parallel lines outside hand drawn trendlines, and
Protecting your EasyLanguage Code.
About the author
As Omega Research expanded and the need for technical support grew, Samuel moved out of hands-on programming and into customer support, where he trained Omega's product support personnel to provide fast, reliable technical support, gaining the nickname Mr. EasyLanguage. Then, while coordinating the efforts of the Custom Programming Department, Sam spearheaded the effort to provide nationwide on-site field training for Omega Research clients.
Today, Sam uses his experience gained from Omega Research and knowledge of EasyLanguage to provide securities traders the finest computer technical support available. This support is not limited to Omega Research products, but extends to such other areas as system development, operating systems (DOS and Windows), hardware, software, installation, back office applications, and more.
