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> I'm sorry, I think I'm not explaining myself properly and trying
> everyone's patience.
No, I think you're explaining yourself fine. You're just confused
about how it really works.
> Let's say this is my code:
I modified your pseudo-code slightly to make something that's
actually executable:
Vars: var1(0);
if mod(BarNumber,2) = 0 then var1=var1+1;
print("BarNumber = ",BarNumber:1:0,", var1 = ",var1:2:0);
if var1>=2 then print("var1 >= 2");
if false then plot1(0,"");
I used mod(BarNumber,2)=0 in place of your "condition," and replaced
your buy;sell;etc code with a print statement.
And here is the output:
BarNumber = 1, var1 = 0
BarNumber = 2, var1 = 1
BarNumber = 3, var1 = 1
BarNumber = 4, var1 = 2
var1 >= 2
BarNumber = 5, var1 = 2
var1 >= 2
BarNumber = 6, var1 = 3
var1 >= 2
BarNumber = 7, var1 = 3
var1 >= 2
...etc. Notice that var1 DOES NOT get reset to 0 on each bar, it
DOES increase every other bar when the condition is true, and the >=2
condition happens just like it should.
Isn't that the sort of behavior you're seeing?
Gary
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