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Tim,
Make sure you don't already have a function named K.LOrwi and make sure the
name of this function you are creating is K.LOrwi.
Hope this helps.
Neil
| -----Original Message-----
| From: Timothy Morge [mailto:tmorge@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
| Sent: Thursday, June 18, 1998 1:37 PM
| To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
| Subject: Assignment to a function error when coding
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| Folks:
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| On a quiet trading day, I am slowly trying to digest interesting
| looking posts
| that had system or indicator codes in them--Who knows? One day I
| may even be
| able to code something. Anyway...amongst others, I found this
| funtion and when I
| code it, I get this error message:
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| Assignment to a function is not allowed
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| This error appeared in serveral posts from several people, so it
| must be either
| a common error, or I am commonly unaware of what I am doing. I
| would appreciate
| any help.
|
| Here's the code for one of the functions. It returns the above
| verify error:
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| {Function:LOrwi}
| { This function is equal to Kase' Function XS. IT is
| the RWI indicator written about by Mile Poulos in TASC.
| The indicator uses 0 as a minimum value althouhg the
| RWI can be negative.}
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| vars: mlval(0);
| mlval = 0;
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| for value99 = 8 to 65 begin
| value5 = (high[value99] - low)/SquareRoot(value99);
| if value5> mlval then mlval = value5;
| end;
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| value6 =average(TrueRange,34);
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| if value6 > 0 then
| K.LOrwi = mlval / value6 else K.LOrwi =K.LOrwi [1];
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