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Date/Time: Fri, 08 May 2026 13:17:33 +0000
Post From: ACSIL Referencing Study
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P.S: by the way how do you managed to get the code? Can i open a study in a reverse way? I mean, can i open any DLL and see what's inside???? Is that possible? I couldn't find Studies6.cpp in the data folder.
A study that has its code available will have a field on the Study Setting Window for the study that says: "DLLName.FunctionName". (Not there? No source code is available.) Copy the Function Name part (to the right of the Dot) and in Notepad++ you can search all files for the string with Ctrl+Shift+F, where you would set the filters to *.cpp and the Directory to your ACS_Source folder. The source code for the study will be in one of the Study*.cpp files. Only the really complex studies (that were not coded in ACSIL) will not have the source code available. For example TPO and Numbers Bars can not be modified. |