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Preston,
Thank you for the advice. I additionally checked with MetaStock and they
confirm this is an issue with templates. Apparently, these input values are
held somewhere in a windows system folder and not the template itself. Your
suggestion about changing the default input value gave me an idea for
working around the issue, so it is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Best,
Larry Carhartt
Index & ETF Component Analysis
www.MasterDATA.com
lc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
818-701-6686
-----Original Message-----
From: pumrysh [mailto:no_reply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 4:54 AM
To: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock Group] Problem with exporting Templates
Larry,
Change the default to whatever you wish. For example maperiods:=
input("Enter periods",1,39,10); gives a default of 10,
changing to maperiods:= input("Enter periods",1,39,15); will yield a
default of 15. You could also try using a defined default in the
formula, such as this:
default:= 15;
maperiods:= input("Enter periods",1{min},39{max},default);
Preston
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Larry Carhartt" <lc@xxxx>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have numerous custom indicators that use the "input" function
where the
> user puts in the specific values he wants. These custom indicators
are
> charted with specific "input" values and the chart saved as a
template. On
> the computer where these templates are originally constructed,
everything
> works fine (when applied to a new chart). BUT when I export these
templates
> using the MetaStock Organizer, these Templates lose the user
inputted
> values. I realize that I am only able to include templates in the
export
> because I have the MDK installed, but thought someone may know
where these
> user input values are stored. It is obviously not in the template
itself.
> You can normally copy a template or layout to another computer
without the
> Organizer and they generally work fine. When I tried doing this
with the
> subject templates the inputted values again were lost. The custom
> indicators were there but the inputted numbers were the default
values not
> the ones saved in the template.
>
> Any ideas or fixes would be greatly appreciated. Or if you know
where these
> values are stored, that might give me an idea for a work around.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Best,
>
> Larry Carhartt
> Index & ETF Component Analysis
> <http://www.masterdata.com/> www.MasterDATA.com <mailto:lc@x...>
> lc@xxxx 818-701-6686
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