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I dd a check and it works for me
You do realise that you will never be able to view the variable TLBUP
as it is only the resultant of the function calculation. It is not a
variable for actual use outside the function. I changed the base plot
to price to make life easier for me
Plot(C,"",colorWhite,styleBar);
function trendCheckup(StudyID)
{
Linup = Study(StudyID,GetChartID());
TLBUP = Cross(C,Linup);
PlotShapes( TLBUP*shapeUpArrow,colorBrightGreen,0,L,-20);
return TLBUP;
}
ass = trendCheckup("XY");
Title = Name()+" "+ ass ;
you should assign the function results to a variable.
To call it up by itself is really a procedure which gives no actual
returns, but does something, you would then need to use the global
variable definition eg
Plot(C,"",colorWhite,styleBar);
procedure trendCheckup(StudyID)
{
global ass;
Linup = Study(StudyID,GetChartID());
TLBUP = Cross(C,Linup);
PlotShapes( TLBUP*shapeUpArrow,colorBrightGreen,0,L,-20);
ass = TLBUP;
}
trendCheckup("XY");
Title = Name()+" "+ ass ;
hope this helps
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On 10/13/05, coba702002 <coba702002@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This function Plots the arrow fine, so in theory the TLBUP should
> equal 1 based on a cross of the study line. However when i try and
> pass that value out I do not get a 1... its empty.
>
> function trendCheckup(StudyID)
> {
> global ASS;
> global TLBUp;
> Linup = Study(StudyID,GetChartID());
> TLBUP = Cross(CCI(14),Linup);
> PlotShapes( IIf
> ((TLBUP),shapeUpArrow,shapeNone),colorDarkGreen,0,Graph0,Offset=20);
> ASS = IIf(Cross(CCI(14),Linup),1,0);
> return TLBUP;
>
> }
>
> if i assign 'ass' a number it gets passed out fine... ie 'ass'=5
>
> function trendCheckup(StudyID)
> {
> global ASS;
> global TLBUp;
> Linup = Study(StudyID,GetChartID());
> TLBUP = Cross(CCI(14),Linup);
> PlotShapes( IIf
> ((TLBUP),shapeUpArrow,shapeNone),colorDarkGreen,0,Graph0,Offset=20);
> //ASS = IIf(Cross(CCI(14),Linup),1,0);
> ass=5
> return ass;
>
> }
>
> However if i assign 'ass' the cross code im back to getting nadda
> again
>
> function trendCheckup(StudyID)
> {
> global ASS;
> global TLBUp;
> Linup = Study(StudyID,GetChartID());
> TLBUP = Cross(CCI(14),Linup);
> PlotShapes( IIf
> ((TLBUP),shapeUpArrow,shapeNone),colorDarkGreen,0,Graph0,Offset=20);
> ASS = IIf(Cross(CCI(14),Linup),1,0);
> return ASS;
>
> }
>
> What gives?
>
> using ami 4.73
>
>
>
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