If you assign the open and close to (high+low)/2 before the plot statement you will get a horizontal line at the midpoint (not exactly a dot, but a start).
Then if you want a dot instead, plot the close with a dot style. Or plot shapes with a small circle if you prefer.
Experiment with these. You should be able to see the results so you can learn what different things do.
Best regards,
Dennis
On May 11, 2008, at 7:51 PM, Joe Platt wrote:
Referring to the attached price bar chart, I'm like to modify it to conform to the format that the late Jim Hurst used in his cycle work.
The Hurst charts were bar charts exactly like the one shown except that the high and low horizontal marks were omitted and there was a dot placed on the bar mid point (halfway between the high and low).
The modification isn't extensive but unfortunately beyond my AFL coding ability.
Any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
........Joe Platt