Re: [RT] Plotting indicator

[dspm <dspm02@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jan Philipp,

This modified stochastic may do what you want. Note that the colors 
appear different when it plots as lines instead of points, so an 
adjustment needs to be made. The difference is particularly apparant in 
realtime.

/Greg


{********************************************************}
Inputs: Length(14), OverSold(20), OverBought(80);

var: fk(0), fd(0);
fk = FastK(Length);
fd = FastD(Length);

var: colr(0);
if fk > OverBought then colr = red
else if fk < OverSold then colr = green
else colr = darkgray;

Plot1(fk, "FastK", colr, default, iff(colr=darkgray,0,1));
Plot2(fd, "FastD", blue, default, 0);
Plot3(OverBought, "OverBought", darkgray, default, 0);
Plot4(OverSold, "OverSold", darkgray, default, 0);

{ If Plot1 and Plot2 are points then the colors appear
as you'd expect.

But if they are lines, then a quirk in TS means the color
won't be visible until the _following_ bar. So add this:
}

if colr <> colr[1] then begin
	Plot1[1](fk[1],"FastK",colr,default,iff(colr=darkgray,0,1));
	Plot2[1](fd[1], "FastD",blue,default,0);
end;



JHP wrote:

> List,
> 
>  
> 
> Is there a way to code an indicator to plot solid line of one color
> for some values and different color for other values without getting
> lines connecting the areas of the same color, e.g. to plot a
> 
> stochastic with a different color for ob/os areas.
> So far, the only way I found to avoid those lines is to plot point
> or cross instead of a solid line.
> 
>  
> 
> Jan Philipp
> 



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