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Dave,
does Pushpop.dll work both, in real-time and historically?
We used to have problems with some dlls with
historical transfers until we started using GlobPro.
Jan Philipp
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Nadeau" <davenadeau@xxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 5:13 AM
Subject: Re[6]: mixing tick charts with other data streams
> Hi Jerry,
>
> JW> Could you post an example doing this with tick charts. I know when I
looked
> JW> at doing this sometime back it did not seem obvious.
>
> Sure, no problem at all.
>
> First, make sure that "pushpop.dll" exists in your
> C:\Program Files\Omega Research\Programs directory.
>
> Create two tick-based charts in your workspace, in this
> example, one would be $ES M3 and the other, $PREM. For the
> $PREM chart, apply the following indicator:
>
> {**** PUSH Indicator ***********}
> Inputs: Ref_Number(5),
> Daily(False),
> Output(Close);
>
> Vars: TT(0);
>
> DefineDLLFunc: "PUSHPOP.DLL", VOID, "PUSH", LONG, LONG, LONG, DOUBLE;
> DefineDLLFunc: "PUSHPOP.DLL", VOID, "PUSHCLEAN", LONG;
>
> If CurrentBar=1 Then PushClean(Ref_Number);
>
> If Daily then TT=0 else TT=Time;
>
> PUSH(Ref_Number,DATE,TT,Output);
>
> Plot1(Output);
>
> Of course, the Plot1 line is not strictly necessary, but
> I like to have it for visual confirmation that the
> "pushing" part of this process is occuring.
>
> Now you can minimize the $PREM tick chart with the Push
> Indicator applied (save some real estate in your
> workspace).
>
> Next we turn our attention to the $ES M3 chart. On this
> one, apply the following indicator:
>
> {****** Pop Indicator *********}
> Inputs: Ref_Number(5);
>
> Vars: Val(0);
>
> DefineDLLFunc: "PUSHPOP.DLL", DOUBLE, "POPLAST", LONG, LONG, LONG;
>
> Val = PopLast(Ref_Number,Date,Time);
>
> Plot1(Val);
>
>
> Set the properties to plot this one in it's own pane, or
> on top of the E Mini price series according to your
> preference.
>
> That's it. That will work with realtime data. I use a
> similar arrangement to the above in one of my workspaces
> every day. And, as always, thanks again to Robert Linders
> for freely providing this very useful dll for us all to
> use!
>
> --
> Dave Nadeau
> Fort Collins, CO
>
>
>
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