Re: Help coding Swing High/Low Extension

["Benjamin \"ElGuru\" Blanco" <elguru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Here is a sample of the EasyLanguage used to extend the plots to the right.
Remember, the swing point is not found until after the required strength to
the right.

Inputs: Strength(4);

Value1 = SwingHigh(1, High, Strength, Strength+1);
Value2 = SwingLow (1, Low, Strength, Strength+1);

if Value1 > 0 then Value11 = Value1 ;

if Value2 > 0 then Value12 = Value2 ;

if Value11 > 0 and High < Value11 then
  Plot1(Value11, "High", 7, -1, 1);

if Value12 > 0 and Low > Value12 then
  Plot2(Value12, "Low", 4, -1, 1);

Let me know if you are interested in a private and independent EasyLanguage
consultation.


Best regards,

Benjamin "ElGuru" Blanco
http://www.blancofamily.net/elguru

----- Original Message -----
From: "TaoOfDow" <TaoOfDow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Spot Forex" <spotforex@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, August 05, 2002 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: Help coding Swing High/Low Extension


Neil Lustik, at the CBOT, has a TS indicator and website about swing charts
that
might be helpful to you:

www.swingchart.com


Spot Forex wrote:

> Hi Everyone
>
> I've written a showme analysis for identifying swing highs and lows but am
> having a problem moving beyond this basic code. I am fairly new to EL
> programming and I would like to request assistance in expanding the
> following code.
>
> My idea is rather simple...If one is looking at a swing high, for example,
I
> would like to extend the plot of the swing high to the right until one of
> two things occur:
>
> (1) price has exceeded the swing high at any time (price may not
necessarily
> indicate a new swing high) or
>
> (2) a new swing high has occurred.
>
> Similar conditions would apply for swing lows with the appropriate
> directional changes.
>
> I hope my idea was expressed clearly. Any help or comments would be
greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Take Care
>
> John
>
> {Swing High and Low Showme
>
> Style type: Right tick
> Style weight: 1 }
>
> Inputs: Strength(4);
>
> Value1 = SwingHigh(1, High, Strength, Strength+1);
> Value2 = SwingLow (1, Low, Strength, Strength+1);
>
> if Value1 > 0 then Plot1[Strength](Value1, "High", 7, -1, 1);
> if Value2 > 0 then Plot2[Strength](Value2, "Low", 4, -1, 1);