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I use SuperCharts 2.1 (not TS) - but I write a lot of multidata systems and
indicators. None of what you mentioned is documented with respect to SuperCharts
- but I had always assumed that it was documented in TradeStation (because you're
supposed to be able to do these things in TradeStation - and you're not supposed
to be able to do them in SuperCharts <smile>).
Anyway - I can't explain all the technicalities (because I don't understand them
completely myself) - but - as a general rule of thumb - when you're doing anything
with a multidata system, indicator, etc. - you should always refer to the data as
"Close of data1", "High of data3", etc. - and you frequently have to close an
indicator or system (or part of an indicator or system) with the same statement.
There are also some rules about where you have to place this last statement in
terms of its relation to things like parentheses (I do it by rote the way I was
taught).
Anyway - if you have any particular questions about programming something - I'd be
glad to try and help. But - in my personal experience - I found that the best way
to learn this is to sit down and write formulas (and make sure to test the
formulas to be sure they're working the way you want them to work - just because
you can verify something doesn't mean it's doing what you want it do to). Robyn
SaulFFeld@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Both TS 3.5 & 4 show the following EL code Syntax for the McClellan
> Oscillator, applicable to stock market data...
>
> Is there some special undocumented Easy Language issue here because of multidata
> streams?
> May be I missed it, but does anyone know what is going on?
>
> Whoever helps, thank you for it.
>
> -Saul
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