Re[2]: real-time indicator question

[Mark Brown <markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello  stuart,

maybe  you guys can adapt this concept to accomplish what you think you
need.

{the  following paints the last and then covers it up after a new last
has  been  established,  the  back  input is how long it will stay put
until it re paints}

input:back(10);
var:z(0);
If date = CurrentDate then begin
for z=0 to back-1 begin
  plot1[z](c,"c");
end;
plot2[back](c[1],"");
end;
 
{plot1-(color)-point plot2-black-point}





sam> Having witness the Mark Brown vs the World semantic wars over the years, far
sam> be it for me to get futher involved in a discussion where you make the
sam> distinction between "unpainting" and superimposing a background color on a
sam> bar to reflect changes in indicator condition status.

sam> So I won't, except to say that however you describe the process, the EFFECT
sam> is
sam> unpainting and painting.  It's the visual effect that is important here,
sam> right?

sam> Stu



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