Re: HashNums32

["david b. stanley" <davestan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Inputs: RecvCCI("c:\CCIa.csv");
Vars: MyInput(0);
if currentbar = 1 then begin
DefineDllFunc: "c:\hashnums32\hashclient32.dll",INT,"openReadCSV",
LPSTR, LPSTR;
DefineDllFunc: "c:\hashnums32\hashclient32.dll",INT,"readNextCSV",
LPSTR;
DefineDllFunc: "c:\hashnums32\hashclient32.dll",FLOAT,"getAt", LPSTR,
LPSTR;
openReadCSV("CCIOut",RecvCCI);
end;
readNextCSV("CCIOut");
MyInput = getAt("CCIOut","CCI");
Plot1(MyInput,"CCI");

Just some ideas....

Was maxbarsback the same for building the file as it was for
retrieving from the file?
Did you use the exact same chart with the exact same # of bars
plotted to the chart?

  Either of these could throw it out of sync if you are not using
time and date stamps in your file.
  You should use the clear function from your Hashnums to flush
out the GV buffers on the first bar.

dbs

"Dave..." wrote:

> Fellow forumers..
> Please can you help...
>
> This code is reading a file "c:\CCIa.csv" that contains the data.
>
> When ploting this receive code, I get just a straight line across the
> center of the screen and the scale increments at this mid-way point
> does correspond with the last data value..
>
> Can anyone please take a look at this and let me know what I'm
> doing wrong... I am simply trying to overlay a CCI plot from "A" chart
> to this "B" chart.
>
> TIA, and will really appricate any help...
>
> Regards
>
> Dave...
>
> <"B" Chart>
>
> Inputs: RecvCCI("c:\CCIa.csv");
> Vars: MyInput(0);
> if currentbar = 1 then begin
> DefineDllFunc: "c:\hashnums32\hashclient32.dll",INT,"openReadCSV",
> LPSTR, LPSTR;
> DefineDllFunc: "c:\hashnums32\hashclient32.dll",INT,"readNextCSV",
> LPSTR;
> DefineDllFunc: "c:\hashnums32\hashclient32.dll",FLOAT,"getAt", LPSTR,
> LPSTR;
> openReadCSV("CCIOut",RecvCCI);
> end;
> readNextCSV("CCIOut");
> MyInput = getAt("CCIOut","CCI");
> Plot1(MyInput,"CCI");