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--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jose Silva"
<josesilva22@xxx> wrote:
>
> Init:=Cum(IsDefined(RoaR))=2;
>
> Steve, the Init variable above holds an initialization signal when
the
> RoaR plot has been defined/valid (i.e., not N/A) for two bars.
This
> initialization/seeding is necessary because the BarsSince()
conditions
> create null (N/A) bars prior to the first crossover reference
signal.
>
> So, why not "Init:=Cum(IsDefined(RoaR))=1;" instead?
> Because the Cross() function adds a null bar and would miss that
first
> initialization signal.
>
> Creates/adds null bars? It sounds like "creating a void or
vacuum".
> Doesn't sound right but hopefully you get my meaning.
>
>
> jose '-)
> http://www.metastocktools.com
>
>
Is there anyway do do an "init" in an explorer?
As an example of what I am trying to accomplish. This is a snipet of
the code that I have in the explorer:
The most recent High Beta was writeif( BarsSince(Fml( "!QUTSH -
Setup Day - High Beta") ) < BarsSince(Fml( "!QDTSH - Setup Day -
High Beta") ) , "an UPTREND" , "a DOWNTREND")
This produces the following error until I get 1 valid signal:
(*ERROR*: Function is not defined for the current date)
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