I will rewrite HGB; this will take time as I need to plan for all the different strategies that have emerged since his original inception. I also want to try to plan the code a bit better.
For now, accept that we have broken HGB and abandon him.
SteveHopwood » Thu Feb 26, 2015 4:16 pm wrote:What we have done here guys is take a perfectly good and well-working piece of software and fixed it until it broke. I have no intention of trying to fix it any further; I would go nuts trying to do so.
I will rewrite HGB; this will take time as I need to plan for all the different strategies that have emerged since his original inception. I also want to try to plan the code a bit better.
For now, accept that we have broken HGB and abandon him.
fixed it so good that it broke! Well, I'm looking forward to the new version, good luck Steve!SteveHopwood » Fri Feb 27, 2015 7:16 am wrote:What we have done here guys is take a perfectly good and well-working piece of software and fixed it until it broke. I have no intention of trying to fix it any further; I would go nuts trying to do so.
I will rewrite HGB; this will take time as I need to plan for all the different strategies that have emerged since his original inception. I also want to try to plan the code a bit better.
For now, accept that we have broken HGB and abandon him.
SteveHopwood » Tue Mar 03, 2015 9:17 pm wrote:Just to let you know guys, that I have started re-coding HGB. It turns out that I did not need to start again completely from scratch - just needed to sort out some confusion about wavy lines hanging over from the early days of HGB's inception.
The new version is sacrificing flexibility for simplicity, so less to go wrong. More soon.