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Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1998 10:47:15 -0600
From: Jay Becker <jay-mbt@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Organization: MBT Financial
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Subject: Re: Re : Plotting errors?
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Insight has a keyboard macro program that will either on a timer (I use 1min) or
a function key execute keystrokes, such as "ALT-V r", which would refresh your
TS screen. Works like a charm.
Here's the website for the program...I think you can try an eval copy also before
you purchase..
http://www.keyboardexpress.com
Jay Becker
Orphelin@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Dans un courrier daté du 02/09/98 17:22:35 , vous avez écrit :
>
> << --------------------
> I've noticed a plotting error in Tradestation that has been annoying
> before, but it's really getting maddening now.
>
> Often it seems that TS does not plot, or erases, parts of indicator
> lines as it updates a chart in realtime. I've often seen this
> manifest as missing or "broken/dotted" lines where I *know* a line
> should be. You can look in the Data Window to verify that the
> indicator has a value at that point, even though there is no line on
> the screen. You can also replot the chart (by iconizing & restoring
> TS, or by switching to another workstation and back) and then it
> looks like it should.
>
> snip
>
> It's very annoying to have the indicators be "invisible" unless you
> replot the chart every few minutes. Is there any way around this bug?
>
> Gary
> >>
>
> I have the same problem on a computer and not on the other one, so I suspect
> the graphic card or the video driver.
>
> As a simple workaround, the refresh screen command should work (but manually,
> therefore annoying).
>
> Switching workspaces (pg up pgdown once for each) will enforce repainting
>
> Double click right twice will do it too.
>
> You may also do a backplot of the indicator, enforcing so to refresh the
> screen:
>
> var:k(0);
> Value1= your indicator;
> for k=10 downto 0 begin
> plot1[k](value1[k],"myStuff");
> end;
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Pierre Orphelin
> www.sirtrade.com
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