I don't use any of the drawing tools, so I don't know
anything about how they work.
Maybe there is a way to code it to change when the
background color changes. Below is an example of using Afl to change the colors
of a line plot of RSI(200).
One of the coding gurus could use this approach to change
the color of Fibonacci Lines. Ron D
R200Dip=R200>Ref(R200,-1) AND Ref(R200,-1)<Ref(R200,-2);
R200Top=R200<Ref(R200,-1)
AND Ref(R200,-1)>Ref(R200,-2);
Subject: [amibroker] Re: Change Color of
Fibonacci lines - How?
I'm another one who hasn't been able to figure this out either.
Some of the default colors are too weak and need to be changed.
HOW??
Dick H.
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Bob
Krishfield" <bobkrish@x...>
wrote: > > When I change background colors from dark to
light, I can't adjust the color of the > Fibonacci lines shown in a
fibonacci Retracement. The color selector for other drawing >
objects does not seem to affect retracements. > > I like to use
black backgrounds when doing demos using a projector, but I prefer light
> backgrounds working at home. > > Any ideas would
be appreciated. > > Bob
K.
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