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[GT] Re: Re: Re: Re: Where is the on-line archive?

Bhaskar S. Manda wrote: 
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 7:23 PM, jecxz112 <jecxz112
AT
telus.net> wrote:

  
are the archives searchable in any way?
    

There's no search capability there. You can always do a Google search as
follows.
   site:geniustrader.org <search terms>
Thank you for your help;  I will use that from now on.
C:\Program Files\GeniusTrader\Scripts>display_indicator.pl I:RSI 13000
Can't locate XML/LibXML.pm in @INC (@INC contains: .. C:\Program
    
Files\GeniusTra
der C:/Perl/site/lib C:/Perl/lib .) at ../GT/Serializable.pm line 10.
  
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at ../GT/Serializable.pm line 10.
    

You need to install the Perl modules for XML, Serializable, etc. For your
Ubuntu machine, see the section "Install the Dependencies" in the
first_use.html link I mentioned in my earlier reply.
All of those packages were installed on Ubuntu - and I finally by trial and error found some fonts
that seemed to do the trick.
For the record:
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/freefonts/ FreeSans.ttf - FreeMono.ttf and FreeSerif.ttf.

Also, FWIW, the page first_use.html  shows
$ ./backtest.pl 'TFS[30,7,7]' 13000 | less
As a test. On my machine, I needed to omit the ticks.

Now that I have it going on one system, I may or may not try to make the Windows system work as well,
but ....

For your Windows
machine, I don't remember how to install dependencies for the Activestate
distribution. However,
   perl -MCPAN -e shell
should work at a DOS prompt, and the help in that tool will guide you
through installing the dependent modules listed in the first_use.html. Note
that I don't know if this is the approved way of doing it for Windows.
I had tried to install the same Perl modules, but IIRC, I could not find the XML module equivalent in the CPAN list.
As well, there seems to be a XML-LibXML.ppd in the modules subdirectory, but the error message refers to
XML/LibXML.pm - using the slash rather than the dash as well as the pm rather than ppd extension.
I'm not that much of a Perl guru to be able to resolve that issue without a fair bit of digging.


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