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Hello,
I have just downloaded the latest version 7.9 and facing a major issue regarding the formula wizard program. During the last 2 years I built numerous formulas to identify patterns, combination of indicators ... an it worked very well !
Today, just after downloading the latest version I have tried to use a formula I built on my own and that I have used for months.
It worked.
Then, I made a small change and saved the formula under the same name and tried to use it on my chart by selecting it the way I always did so far and a message came up : "a syntax error occured" and the output window mentionned "line 11 : can not find internal class to construct built in study".
I tried different things to find a solution and found out after several attempts that even if I make no change at all to the formula but closing the file opened using "save as" without changing anything to the name of the formula ... the formula, if added to a chart will indicate a syntax error !
I have tried to create totally new formulas and the syntax error message is mentionned also in the output window each time !
To complete my request, I have attached 1 basic formula "Test2.efs" that does not work unless I substract the stochastic study among the list of studies.
How could I solve this problem, and if no solution is available so far, how could I download back version 7.8.
Regards.
Gilles
I have just downloaded the latest version 7.9 and facing a major issue regarding the formula wizard program. During the last 2 years I built numerous formulas to identify patterns, combination of indicators ... an it worked very well !
Today, just after downloading the latest version I have tried to use a formula I built on my own and that I have used for months.
It worked.
Then, I made a small change and saved the formula under the same name and tried to use it on my chart by selecting it the way I always did so far and a message came up : "a syntax error occured" and the output window mentionned "line 11 : can not find internal class to construct built in study".
I tried different things to find a solution and found out after several attempts that even if I make no change at all to the formula but closing the file opened using "save as" without changing anything to the name of the formula ... the formula, if added to a chart will indicate a syntax error !
I have tried to create totally new formulas and the syntax error message is mentionned also in the output window each time !
To complete my request, I have attached 1 basic formula "Test2.efs" that does not work unless I substract the stochastic study among the list of studies.
How could I solve this problem, and if no solution is available so far, how could I download back version 7.8.
Regards.
Gilles
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