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Figured it out somehow
Running the code via Scan after adding
AddToComposite(Indicator, "~Indicator", "X");
and then plotting the resulting symbol with Foreign instead of
plotting Indicator directly I can see that the correct adjustment have
been made.
I guess that for the sake of efficiency the bars used when graphing
are less than when scanning (there I have full control of the period
used), I tried
SetBarsRequired(-100000, 100000);
in the graph also but it didn't seem to work
Still it would have been nice to obtain this with VALUEWHEN to look at
the past instead of looping, if somebody feels like giving
suggestions... I'm beginning to think it can't be made w/o loop
On 9/10/05, neurotic self <neuroticself@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Maybe somebody could have a look at what's wrong with this code? runs
> ok, but I don't get the indicator adjusted
>
> remember that:
> > Trying to build an indicator along the following lines:
> > if price at bar satisfies condition Cond1 then Indicator = 1
> > UNLESS the price did NOT satisfy Cond2 from last time Indicator was 1
> > AND Close was == Close at bar, in which case Indicator = 0
>
> Indicator = IIf(Cond1, 1, 0); // first just check Cond1 on all history
>
> //adjust for Cond2
> for (i= 1; i < BarCount; i++) {
>
> if ( Cond1[i] )
> for (k=i-1; k > 0 ; k--) { // looking at the past of bar i
> if ( Close[k] == Close[i] AND Cond1[k] ) { Indicator[i] = 0; j
> = 0;} // adjust bar i, exit loop
> if ( Cond2[k] ) k = 0; // Cond 2 met, exit loop
>
> }
>
> }
>
> On 9/9/05, neurotic self <neuroticself@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > This is causing me a big headache, hope I can express my problem clearly...
> >
> > Trying to build an indicator along the following lines:
> > if price at bar satisfies condition Cond1 then Indicator = 1
> > UNLESS the price did NOT satisfy Cond2 from last time Indicator was 1
> > AND Close was == Close at bar, in which case Indicator = 0
> >
> > I thought of using ValueWhen so
> >
> > bi = BarIndex();
> > Indicator[0] = Cond1[0];
> > Indicator = IIf (ValueWhen(bi, Ind == 1 AND Close == CloseAtBar) <
> > ValueWhen(bi, Cond2 ), Cond1, 0)
> >
> > Can't find a way to reference CloseAtBar, tried via Barindex() with
> > C[Barindex()] but that makes no sense given that Barindex() is an
> > array and can't be used as a subscript
> >
> > Also tried to explicitly loop back in the past from current bar to
> > check if Cond2 was met before price touched again price at bar and
> > Indicator was 1, kind of like
> >
> > for (i=BarIndex() ; i > 0; i--) {...
> >
> > but again Barindex() is not the "current" bar but an array
> >
> > Maybe I should loop all the history
> >
> > for( i = 1; i < BarCount ; i++)
> >
> > and compute Indicator bar by bar? I did something similar with the
> > custom backtester but I'd really like a simplier solution, feel like
> > valuewhen could do the job, but that function always escaped me
> > somehow :(
> >
> > Thanks for any help
> > n.
> >
> > --
> > Janeczko for President!
> >
>
>
> --
> Janeczko for President!
>
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