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                                                   MM variables deactiavte/activate

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allan nathan
2013-12-09 20:36:30


Hi,
perhaps i am overlooking something,but is there a way "deactivate" a MM script without removing it?

I like to run the system without the MM and then with,but would prefer not to have to remove it each time,especially if I am testing multiple MM.

Thanks,

Allan



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2013-12-10 13:03:46

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Currently, the only way to deactivate a MM script is by creating an input variable that if enabled would prevent script execution. But this requires updating every MM script.

Example:

(OnEndPeriod) event:

if(!disableScript)
{
[YOU CODE]
}




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