A code about highs of last ten days
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Why do you think it’s not working?
I use a 4 minute time frame and I would like the highs lines to be visible on the current daily chart. Look at the attached chart and you will understand. thanks
I just did a quick test and I think I see what you are asking. The ten DHIGH values are not correct.Your code should work but does not. Try this slightly more complicated workaround:if intradaybarindex < intradaybarindex[1] then a = a + 1 $dayhigh[a]=maxhigh maxhigh = low if a >=10 then for b = 1 to 10 $day[b] = $dayhigh[lastset($dayhigh)-b+1] next endif endif maxhigh = max(maxhigh,high) return $day[1] as "day1",$day[2] as "day2",$day[3] as "day3",$day[4] as "day4",$day[5] as "day5",$day[6] as "day6",$day[7] as "day7",$day[8] as "day8",$day[9] as "day9",$day[10] as "day10"Just for fun here is a version that draws the last ten days highs and lows.once $hday[1] = undefined once $hday[2] = undefined once $hday[3] = undefined once $hday[4] = undefined once $hday[5] = undefined once $hday[6] = undefined once $hday[7] = undefined once $hday[8] = undefined once $hday[9] = undefined once $hday[10] = undefined once $lday[1] = undefined once $lday[2] = undefined once $lday[3] = undefined once $lday[4] = undefined once $lday[5] = undefined once $lday[6] = undefined once $lday[7] = undefined once $lday[8] = undefined once $lday[9] = undefined once $lday[10] = undefined if intradaybarindex < intradaybarindex[1] then a = a + 1 $dayhigh[a]=maxhigh maxhigh = low if a > 10 then for b = 1 to 10 $hday[b] = $dayhigh[lastset($dayhigh)-b+1] next endif c = c + 1 $daylow[c]=maxlow maxlow = high if c > 10 then for b = 1 to 10 $lday[b] = $daylow[lastset($daylow)-b+1] next endif endif maxhigh = max(maxhigh,high) maxlow = min(maxlow,low) return $hday[1] coloured(0,128,0) as "day1",$hday[2] coloured(0,128,0) as "day2",$hday[3] coloured(0,128,0) as "day3",$hday[4] coloured(0,128,0) as "day4",$hday[5] coloured(0,128,0) as "day5",$hday[6] coloured(0,128,0) as "day6",$hday[7] coloured(0,128,0) as "day7",$hday[8] coloured(0,128,0) as "day8",$hday[9] coloured(0,128,0) as "day9",$hday[10] coloured(0,128,0) as "day10", $lday[1] coloured(128,0,0) as "day1",$lday[2] coloured(128,0,0) as "day2",$lday[3] coloured(128,0,0) as "day3",$lday[4] coloured(128,0,0) as "day4",$lday[5] coloured(128,0,0) as "day5",$lday[6] coloured(128,0,0) as "day6",$lday[7] coloured(128,0,0) as "day7",$lday[8] coloured(128,0,0) as "day8",$lday[9] coloured(128,0,0) as "day9",$lday[10] coloured(128,0,0) as "day10"This is what I would like to see the extension of the highs lines such as supports and resistances in the 4-minute tf of the current day. Instead the lines are not reported to me on the current day. I do not see them but i see only those of the past days.In my pic it does work as intended! Unless you want to plot them into the future, but it’s not what this post was all about!
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| Forum: | ProBuilder: Indicators & Custom Tools |
| Language: | English |
| Started: | 02/10/2021 |
| Status: | Active |
| Attachments: | 8 files |
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