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>See PlotShapes<span
>
<font size=2 color=navy
face=Arial>CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.23.0 (as compared to 4.22.1)<font
color=navy>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>chart axis font can be defined by the user.
The default is now Arial, 9pt.
(Tools->Preferences->Miscellaneous: "Axis font") <font
color=navy>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>Undo feature added to AFL editor. <font
color=navy>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=white>PlotShapes<font
color=navy> now supports <font
color=white>offset<font
color=navy> (or distance) parameter (by default -12 ),
Offset<font
color=navy> is expressed in SCREEN pixels.
Negative offsets shift
symbols down, positive offsets
shift symbol up. To place the shape exactly at ypostion, specify 0 as <font
color=white>offset<font
color=navy>.
PlotShapes<font
color=navy>( shape, color, layer = 0, yposition =
graph0, offset = -12 ); <font
color=navy>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>yet another bug fixed that caused problems
with drawing lines when multiple windows were showing same symbol but different
intervals.
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>if Y-value is less than 1000 the status bar
displays four decimal places , also bar number is displayed in the status bar
(next to date/time)
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>Insert Indicator window (Ctrl+I) does not
show empty indicator slots anymore.<span
>
<font size=2 color=navy
face=Arial>CHANGES FOR VERSION 4.22.1 (as compared to 4.22.0)<font
color=navy>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>fixed overwrite problem occuring when
deleting first indicator in the list in Indicator Builder <font
color=navy>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>fixed shortcut conflict &File and
&Format. Now Format menu has Alt+o shortcut <span
>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>other minor fixes <font
color=navy>
<span
>·<span
> <font
color=navy>added constants for shapes
"shapeNone", 0
"shapeUpArrow", 1
"shapeDownArrow", 2
"shapeHollowUpArrow", 3
"shapeHollowDownArrow", 4
"shapeSmallUpTriangle", 5
"shapeSmallDownTriangle", 6
"shapeHollowSmallUpTriangle", 7
"shapeHollowSmallDownTriangle", 8
"shapeUpTriangle", 9
"shapeDownTriangle", 10
"shapeHollowUpTriangle", 11
"shapeHollowDownTriangle", 12
"shapeSmallSquare", 13
"shapeHollowSmallSquare", 15
"shapeSquare", 17
"shapeHollowSquare", 19
"shapeSmallCircle", 21
"shapeHollowSmallCircle", 23
"shapeCircle", 25
"shapeHollowCircle", 27
"shapeStar", 29
"shapeHollowStar", 31
"shapeDigit0", 33
"shapeDigit1", 35
"shapeDigit2", 37
"shapeDigit3", 39
"shapeDigit4", 41
"shapeDigit5", 43
"shapeDigit6", 45
"shapeDigit7", 47
"shapeDigit8", 49
"shapeDigit9", 51
"shapePositionAbove", 1
Example:
PlotShapes<font
color=navy>( IIF( buy, shapeDigit9 + shapePositonAbove,
shapeNone ), colorGreen );<span
>
<span
>
<span
>
<font size=2 color=black
face=Tahoma>-----Original
Message-----
From: andy_kovacs
[mailto:andy_kovacs@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2003 1:52 PM
To: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [amibroker] Re: writing
on graphs
<span
>
<font size=2 color=black
face="Courier New">Thanks Jayson<span
>
<span
>--- In
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jayson" <jcasavant@xxxx> wrote:<font
color=black>
<span
>> Andy,<font
color=black>
<span
>> Not as a
plot label but you could add a writeif statement to your <font
color=black>
<span
>title line<font
color=black>
<span
>> that would
indicate the difference for you or you could use a <font
color=black>
<span
>different type<font
color=black>
<span
>> of marker
(other than arrow) or simply color code the arrow......<font
color=black>
<span
>> <font
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<span
>> Regards,<font
color=black>
<span
>> Jayson<font
color=black>
<span
>>
-----Original Message-----<span
>
<span
>> From:
Andrew Smith [mailto:andy_kovacs@xxxx]<span
>
<span
>> Sent:
Friday, May 09, 2003 2:00 PM<span
>
<span
>> To:
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<span
>
<span
>> Subject:
[amibroker] writing on graphs<span
>
<span
>> <font
color=black>
<span
>> <font
color=black>
<span
>> Hi -
another question.
<span
>> <font
color=black>
<span
>> Is it
possible to write comments automatically under shapes on <font
color=black>
<span
>graphs?<font
color=black>
<span
>> <font
color=black>
<span
>> For
example, I have two types of arrows indicating buys, one is a <font
color=black>
<span
>price<font
color=black>
<span
>> breakout
and the other is a volatility breakout. I have two <font
color=black>
<span
>plotshapes lines<font
color=black>
<span
>> in the code
- one for each. Id like to write a letter under the <font
color=black>
<span
>arrow, for<font
color=black>
<span
>> example
"B" for breakout and "V" for volatility. Is this possible?<font
color=black>
<span
>> <font
color=black>
<span
>> Thanks<font
color=black>
<span
>> <font
color=black>
<span
>> Andy<font
color=black>
<span
>
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