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kandi X-RAY | orger Summary
kandi X-RAY | orger Summary
Tool to convert data into searchable and interactive org-mode views
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- Get the items from the mirror
- Format date with given style
- Render an error message
- Return a string with a timezone heading
- Runs the model
- Insert data at path
- Check that file is not edited
- Test state
- Add an item to the list
- Return a list of items
- Return a list of menu items
- Return a list of highlighted items
- Return a list of items for export
- Return a list of matched messages
- Return a list of items in the mirror
- Return an argument parser
- Creates a test function that returns a test
- Get items from queue
- Test atomic append check
- Convert a node to an org node
- Return a mirror node
- Generate a list of manifest items
- Return a list of github events
- Get all the messages in the mirror
- Get list of watched items
- Return a list of all submissions
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QUESTION
I want to use a recursive function on arrays to solve the problem of the Towers of Hanoi in php. The program doesn't do what I expected and after hours trying to get why it seems I won't be able to do so on my own.
My index.php
has the following code :
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-17 at 01:22Your logic is fine and both of your problem cause by the same reason.
What you missed is that your DisplayLists
function prints the list by the order send to her and by global name. I will explain:
As you mention in the first problem, in the call MovePlates(1,list1,list3,list2)
you call other MovePlates
with 0 which we can ignore - but then you call DisplayLists($start,$finish,$other);
-> notice that now list3
= finish
and list2
= other
. So when you call DisplayLists
you actually call DisplayLists(list1, list3, list2)
that way the print look weird -> you print list 3 but write before it list 2. The actual status of the lists are:
QUESTION
I have been scratching my head for the last few days trying to understand how to limit the number of position in a strategy. Its a channel breakout strategy (go long/shirt the 20d breakout channel with a 10d high/low stop loss.
I don't want the system to pyramid. Only 1 position is accepted i.e - if on day 1 I have a signal, and the market keeps trending, it will print new signals but they have to be dismissed as we are already in a position.
I tried everything i've found but i have been unable to achieve anything. I know I have to tweak with osMaxPos and addPosLimit but it seems i'm doing it wrong.
Here is my code. Thanks in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-20 at 13:42There are quite a few problems with your code. I'll try to explain all of them.
InitializationYou usually do not need to set initDate
in your calls to initPortf
, initAcct
, and initOrders
. Setting that value incorrectly can cause issues. So those calls should be:
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