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Thanks again, Joe, Tomasz and Paul. I thought I did
copy and paste and was wondering why it didn't work. But guess not. I want to
'play' with the loop, that's
why I picked that example.
Olli
Seems the preference that I've seen on the forum is to
use the AB array processing approach has rather than using
the looping technique. That is unless you want to
select and operate on a specific element of the array
like Close[i],
Plotcolor = IIf(Close>Open,colorGreen,colorRed);
Plot (C,"Close",Plotcolor,styleLine);
Joe
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 3:32
AM
Subject: [amibroker] Example code doesn't
work
Hi
Sorry
for asking. In the code below, which I got from Common Coding mistakes I
neither see red nor green colors in my plot but I do see a gray plot.
What
is wrong with this simple code?
Thanks
in advance
Olli
/*
From: Common Coding mistakes in AFL
Example: if-else statement needs boolean (or single
numeric expression), not array
Re: [Amibroker] Creating a toggle switch Sent:
27.06.2005
*/
_SECTION_BEGIN ("ShowEarnings_1");
Color[0] =
colorGreen; //
if I don't add this line I'll get Error 29, Variable
'color' used without having been initialized
for (i=0; i > BarCount; i++)
{
if (Close[i]
> Open[i] )
Color[i] = colorGreen;
else
Color[i] = colorRed;
}
Plot (Close,"Colored
Price", Color, styleCandle);
_SECTION_END ();
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