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Passing params to strategy
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Is there a way to pass params to the strategy instead of declaring them inside the strategy:
Instead of doing this:
class VolStrategy(bt.SignalStrategy): params = ( ('period1', 3), ('af', 0.005), ('afmax', 0.02), ('period4', 24), ('slPerc', 0.9) )
I want to do this:
params = ( ('period1', 3), ('af', 0.005), ('afmax', 0.02), ('period4', 24), ('slPerc', 0.9) ) class VolStrategy(bt.SignalStrategy, params):
The reason is that it will help me split my code into multiple scripts to make the usage more user friendly.
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class VolStrategy(bt.SignalStrategy, params)
That syntax would for sure break things.
Why not something like this?
class VolStrategy(bt.SignalStrategy): params = params_defined_elsewhere
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Indeed yes why not :-) ...sometimes the solution is staring you right in the eyes without you seeing it. Thx !