Description
Tulip Cell is an Excel add-in that provides the technical analysis functions from the Tulip Indicators library.
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Tulip Cell
Introduction
Tulip Cell is an Excel add-in that provides the technical analysis functions from the Tulip Indicators library.
Building
Building is a pain. I suggest you grab the installer from the website.
If you really want to build it, you'll need the Tulip Indicators code first. I
suggest getting the MinGW compiler. You'll want both the 64-bit and 32-bit
versions. You can look at the Makefile, build32.bat, and build64.bat to
get an idea of how I do things. You'll also want Tcl installed to generate the
Excel VBA wrapper from create_vba.tcl.
Building goes like this:
Set your Tulip Indicators path in the
MakefileRun
build32.batfrom a 32-bit compiler environment. This will maketulipcell32.dll.Run
build64.batfrom a 64-bit compiler environment. This will maketulipcell64.dll.Run
create_vba.tcl. This writes outvba.txt. This is the VBA code that you'll need to put in an Excel add-in.Put the code in an Excel add-in. Save as both
.xlamand.xla.
If you just want to make improvements to the interface, you'll likely not need to do any of the above. Instead, install from the automated installer. Then open Excel, and open the VBA editor (Alt-F11). From there you can edit the VBA code, which is where the Excel add-in features live. If you make useful changes, just send me your new VBA code. I can work it into the upstream build process.