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Hi Dennis,
yes, you can, see the example:
function myEMA(input,periods)
{
result = EMA(input,periods);
return
result;
}
Graph0
= myEMA(C,9);
Now you could copy all your function into an include file if you wish.
Regards
Thomas
www.tradingbasis.com
t_a_m_e_r wrote:
I created my own indicator and it takes two parameters.
Can I somehow make it possible to call my indicator when I build a
system or a chart just like I would call a build in indicator like
MA() or RSI().
I am trying to awoit having to copy the indicator formula in to every
system I create in case I need to make changes to the indicator some day.
My indicator takes two parameters just like the MA()
ma( ARRAY, periods )
So my indicator is called AIRY and I would like to call it like this:
airy( ARRAY, periods );
How do I do this?
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Dennis
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