These Trading Blox Builder functions allow file manipulation at the disk level.
In the File Manager topic are additional functions that will allow you to create, access and write information to a file.
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This special function will kick off the Build Dividend Files process. The test then needs to be aborted and run again with this new data. |
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Clear all text from main screen's Log Window area. |
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Function will close an open Auxiliary Window display. |
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Close the main screen's Log Window area. |
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CopyFile() |
Copies the referenced file. |
Creates a directory |
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Deletes the referenced file. |
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EditFile() |
Edits the referenced file. |
Extract() |
Extracts all indicators and IPV Series variable by date time and by instrument to a file. |
FileDate() |
FileDate returns the last modified time of a file. This is different from how LoadSymbol loads from test start date, not earliest instrument data. |
FileDateTime returns the last modified date and time of a file. |
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Confirms the existence of the referenced file or directory folder. |
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FileSize() |
Returns the referenced file size. |
FileTime() |
FileTime returns the last modified time of the file. |
GetPortfolioName() |
Use this function to get the current portfolio name. |
The Test Object’s LoadBPVFromFile function will load a two-column file into an Auto-Index enable BPV Numeric Series variable. |
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Loads data from an external text files and attaches it to an IPV instrument's data. |
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MoveFile() |
Moves the referenced file from its current location to the referenced destination location. |
Function opens the Auxiliary Window in the main screen's area. |
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OpenFile() |
Open the referenced file and displays it on the screen. |
Displays the Windows Open File Dialog. |
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Open the main screen's Log Window area. |
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Function changes a current File name so that it has new file name. |
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Displays the Windows Save File Dialog. |
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Send the Auxiliary Window Text Series to the Open Auxiliary Window. |
Edit Time: 11/11/2020 12:08:09 PM |
Topic ID#: 336 |