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RE: Problem w/HighD Func



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Hi Brian

There is some problem with the function - I can't remember the exact details 
however the workaround is to never to use the functions directly but assign 
them to a variable and use the variable instead i.e

vars:highd1(0),lowd1(0),highd2(0),lowd2(0) ;
highd1 = highd(1) ;
lowd1 = lowd(1) ;
highd2 = highd(2) ;
lowd2 = lowd(2) ;


Rgds Stuart



From: "Brian" <blink64@xxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: <orcas@xxxxxxxx>
To: "List, Omega" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Problem w/HighD Func
Date: Tue, 21 Nov 2000 13:47:34 -0800

That moves the problem to the next earlier day.  This instance of HighD
still seems to have a problem no matter how many days you load.

 > -----Original Message-----
 > From: Chad [mailto:canutek@xxxxxxxx]
 > Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 1:29 PM
 > To: orcas@xxxxxxxx; List, Omega
 > Subject: Re: Problem w/HighD Func
 >
 >
 > Why not just load an extra day of intra day data in the
 > beginning,andexclude
 > it from the function test?
 >
 >
 > Chad
 > ----- Original Message -----
 > From: "Brian" <blink64@xxxxxxxx>
 > To: "List, Omega" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
 > Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 12:24 PM
 > Subject: Problem w/HighD Func
 >
 >
 > > TS2K has an EL function called HighD.  It returns the high of
 > the previous
 > > day on an intraday chart.  I have found what could be a bug with this
 > > function and was wondering if someone else has had the same problem.
 > >
 > > The problem seems to hapen on the first day the signal begins
 > to generate
 > > orders.  If you reference HighD(1) on the first day the signal starts 
to
 > > generate orders then the function returns -1 instead of the High of the
 > > previous day.
 > >
 > > Here's an example of the output for HighD run on JDSU 5' chart for
 > 07062000.
 > > The first is the TS2K date, the second # is OpenD(0) and the third # is
 > > HighD(1). HighD(1) should be returning 126.75 which was the high (a bad
 > > tick) for JDSU on 07052000.  Can anyone confirm they've had this 
problem
 > too
 > > and is there a fix aside from rewriting the HighD func?
 > >
 > >
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > > 1000706.00    120.13     -1.00
 > >
 >
 >