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| Post subject: Creating and using our own libraries |
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Posted: Wed 11 Aug, 2010, 04:05
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I have a lot of functions, some of which are a thousand lines each or so. I'd like to create my own library, or maybe use and "include" if java does that?
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| Post subject: Re: Creating and using our own libraries |
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Posted: Wed 11 Aug, 2010, 05:53
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create your own class(es) with your different methods in them. I'd use an IDE such as eclipse or netbeans to then compile your different class(es) as a library. From there you can include the library into the skeleton code from duka and use the different methods.
hope this helps,
jForexUser
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| Post subject: Re: Creating and using our own libraries |
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Posted: Thu 12 Aug, 2010, 17:45
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OK, after I compile the classes, I would puth the in the startegy folder?
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| Post subject: Re: Creating and using our own libraries |
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Posted: Fri 13 Aug, 2010, 08:41
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To access your library from strategy:
1)put your library into yours strategies file folder (../Strategies/files)
2)use a @Library annotation in your strategy to give the path to your library and to access it.
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