Re: Verify fancy cci

[Harrison Cai <Harrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Ben

Several variables are not defined.  You can define them, for example, by 
adding these two lines before any other lines:

Inputs:    CCILength(14), CCILength2(9), BarsAboveBelow0(3) ;
Vars:   Up(Blue), Down(Red), Longs(Cyan), Shorts(Magenta), 
Above0(Green), Below0(Yellow) ;

(Note: These values are for illustration purpose only.  You need to pick 
what are appropriate for your application.)

Then go experimenting from there.  Hope it goes well for you.

-- Harrison

Ben wrote:

> Could someone get this to verify in 2000i???
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> Mine wigs out starting with the first line.
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> No, I'm not that E.L. savy.  Grin
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> Plot1(CCI(CCILength), "CCI" );
> Plot2(CCI(CCILength), "CCIhist" );
> Plot3(CCI(CCILength2), "CCI2" );
> Plot4(0,"ZeroLine");
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> if plot1 > plot1[1] then setplotcolor[1](1,up);
> if plot1 < plot1[1] then setplotcolor[1](1,down);
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> if lowest(plot2,BarsAboveBelow0) >= 0 then
> begin
> condition1 = true;
> condition2 = false;
> end;
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> if highest(plot2,BarsAboveBelow0) <= 0 then
> begin
> condition1 = false;
> condition2 = true;
> end;
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> if plot2[1] crosses above 100 then begin
> condition3 = true;
> condition4 = false;
> end;
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> if plot2[1] crosses below -100 then begin
> condition3 = false;
> condition4 = true;
> end;
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> if condition1 then if condition3 then SetPlotColor(2,Longs) else
> SetPlotColor(2,Above0);
> if condition2 then if condition4 then SetPlotColor(2,Shorts) else
> SetPlotColor(2,Below0);
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