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| Friday, December 1, 2006 |
| Tuesday, September 15, 2009 6:25:54 PM |
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Thanks for all your help. It has been a pleasure. Until next time.....
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Worden has a fine product. When will you all start tracking commodities? I would love to use a product I have grown accustomed to.
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Can other users or Worden staff access your system rules and indicators without your permission?
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Why are we limited to 20 years and in Telechart we can go back to 1914 or 1917?
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Ok, I thought that is what that option was for. Appreciate it Bruce. Also, can I use stockfinder indicators that I created and saved in Telechart?
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I am new to stockfinder and my price history stops at the beginning of 2001.
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Yes, you understood! Thanks  The only delima is that I have to study your code until your company develops a manual for realcode.
I appreciate your tact. You have assisted me on one other occassion; I am impressed with your skill and ability to comprehend.
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I see you are creating an indicator or rule that reference a real code formula. For instance, you may say # happy = (21+120+MJ/2) and # gogo = Static AvgC As Single
Static Offset(1) As Integer
Static Start(2) As Integer
If isFirstBar Then
If we add happy + gogo = total, is this correct?
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So, this statement 'Static AvgC As Single' in the coding allows for AvgC to reference the coding below:
'# Period = UserInput.Integer = 21
Static AvgC As Single
Static Offset(1) As Integer
Static Start(2) As Integer
If isFirstBar Then
AvgC = 0
Offset(0) = -(Period - 1) / 2
Start(0) = System.Math.Max(Offset(0), 0)
Offset(1) = Offset(0) + Period
Start(1) = System.Math.Max(Offset(1), Period)
Start(2) = Start(0) + Start(1) - 1
End If
If CurrentIndex >= Start(0) Then AvgC += Price.Last(Offset(0)) / Period
If CurrentIndex >= Start(1) Then AvgC -= Price.Last(Offset(1)) / Period
If CurrentIndex >= Start(2) Then
Dim MJ As Single = (Price.High + Price.Low + Price.Last) / 3
Plot = AvgC + MJ
Else
Plot = Single.NaN
End If
If that is true, then how would Plot = AvgC know that it references the above code if it is not within the same realcode? Ex. 1+1=2 but if Plot=2; how would it know it derived from 1+1=2
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How would you append that coding to this?
'# Period = UserInput.Integer = 21
Static AvgC As Single
Static Offset(1) As Integer
Static Start(2) As Integer
If isFirstBar Then
AvgC = 0
Offset(0) = -(Period - 1) / 2
Start(0) = System.Math.Max(Offset(0), 0)
Offset(1) = Offset(0) + Period
Start(1) = System.Math.Max(Offset(1), Period)
Start(2) = Start(0) + Start(1) - 1
End If
If CurrentIndex >= Start(0) Then AvgC += Price.Last(Offset(0)) / Period
If CurrentIndex >= Start(1) Then AvgC -= Price.Last(Offset(1)) / Period
If CurrentIndex >= Start(2) Then
Plot = AvgC
Else
Plot = Single.NaN
End If
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