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This one really has me stumped. The example below is a simplified version of something I am trying to code. What I need is to write the code so that it will ignore all values from Sunday's trading. Mainly this will be applied to futures or forex contracts.
The code below is my best attempt and it does not work. Here is what I'm trying to achieve. I would like to plot a line representing the previous day's high. This will be used in an intraday chart and uses TimeFrameSet() function. It works just fine with the exception of futures contracts which begin trading on Sunday. I would like to plot the line so that it ignores the high from Sunday and instead displays Friday's high throught Monday's trading action.
_SECTION_BEGIN("Prior Day High");
TimeFrameSet(inDaily);
SinceSunday = BarsSince(DayOfWeek() == 0);
SundayClose = ValueWhen(DayOfWeek() == 0, C, 1);
Shift = DayOfWeek() == 1 AND sinceSunday > 0 AND SundayClose > 0;
Fshft = IIf(Shift = 1, -1 , 0 );
DlyHgh = H;
//restore time frame
TimeFrameRestore(inDaily);
_SECTION_END();
Plot(Ref(TimeFrameExpand(DlyHgh, inDaily), Fshft), "Daily High", colorBlue, styleLine);
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