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class=744264214-30102003>quite possible I'm barking up the wrong tree.
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class=744264214-30102003>I thought you wanted to look at your one symbol, with
different hand drawn trend line overlays etc over some basic plot. if you create
6 indicators, all with identical plotting code, you could draw on each of them
separately. each one could be named differently and mentally reserved for a
specific purpose if you want.
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class=744264214-30102003>if you want this same functionality for every symbol,
you're done. if you want to always be able to pull up your special symbol, with
this info, while looking at any ticker, that sounds like the same thing but
using Foreign(), or multiple windows.
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class=744264214-30102003>am I lost?
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class=744264214-30102003>dave
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>Hi
Dave: ---I don’t think so, or else I did not
understand your comment.
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>I am talking about a
symbol in the database, not an indicator. In my pseudo example,
the NYX shows up lots of places. Each place it has the same trendlines,
and regression channels, and I would have some notes but then it gets too
cluttered. There are one or two screens/windows/panes where all of
this is what I want to see. BUT, other places I would like to plot it
without using Foreign and a separate plot statement. However, I think
that is the only choice (but am not sure).
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>Ah, maybe when you
said “different indicators” you meant as a foreign statement -- NYX1 =
Foreign(“NYX”,”C”);, then NYX2=Foreign(“NYX”,”C”). Yep, that would
probably work with some housekeeping. I am up to 670 indicator slots,
many of them being just this kind of construction. Good thing it is so
easy to scroll thru them by grabbing the slider with the cursor and dragging
it up and down).
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>Ken
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>not that I'm
tomasz obviously, but can you treat these different setups as different
indicators? your hand-drawn stuff should be independent then,
yes?
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>dave
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>Tomasz: since you mentioned this, what is your
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><FONT
face="Courier New">I have a symbol I use many places, call it NYX. In
some places I wouldlike to put
trendlines on it, perhaps a Text note like you
describe<FONT
face="Courier New">below.In
another pane or window, I would like to see the same NYX but
withoutthe other notes and
trendlines, now I would like Fib or Reg
channel.I have tried to
work with the layers but I do not think this is the<FONT
face="Courier New">issue.<FONT
face="Courier New">ANY other pane I open anywhere for the NYX symbol will
have thetrendlines drawn on
it. Keeping track of layers across various
LAYOUTS,is impossible (I
think).It is almost like
one needs a symbol variation number like NYX(1) and<FONT
face="Courier New">NYX(2).<FONT
face="Courier New">Any comments on this?<FONT
face="Courier New">Ken
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