They are dynamic because you can dynamically create new variable just by adding a new index. What you describe is something that you’ll have to code by yourself, if you want it as an indicator.
If I understand your question correctly, for example, you want to know what was the best stochastic period to get the most of an order opened when it crosses the level 20?
No, I meant the possible values for each variable, same as you would enter them in the optimization box. So that by holding them in an array it self-optimizes. Is that poss? Or am I getting it all wrong?
In order to self optimize something, you have to program the way it should sort the result and ‘optimize’ it..
In this example, if I want to store the value of a RSI for each period, as you would do it with the optimizer:
// --- optimization settings
OptMin = 10
OptMax = 30
Step = 5
// --- --- ---
i = OptMin
index = 0
while i <=OptMax do
$var[index]=rsi[i]
index = index+1
i = i+Step
wend
return
Then you can use any value of the RSI stored in each column of the array (index) to do something, such as optimize your strategy. What period is better for each market condition, what value of the RSI is better to use in conjunction with a stochastic to trigger something, etc… There is no limit in what you can explore.
It sounds fascinating, I’ll have to study that chapter in the manual when v11 comes out.
Another example of the use of arrays can be found here:
Distribution of returns using arrays in PRTv11
Another example of the benefits of arrays can be found here:
Every Fractal trend lines
Another example of the use of arrays in a code can be found here:
Fractals average using arrays
03/24/2020 at 5:11 PM#123172REPLY | QUOTE | REPORT Yes, that would be possible. You just have to deal with the probability calculation.
Hi Nicolas,
Should I open a new thread in the forum for this?
Thanks,
Fabian
Yes, why not! Sorry but we are all very busy actually.. will look asap.
Yes, why not! Sorry but we are all very busy actually.. will look asap.
Yes, I know, that’s why I waited a few days.
I’ll create a thread and explain in more detail with an example why I think it could add great value to the community.
miss this release! awesome!
when you have an array, how do you do to see what is stored in it, in order to debug???
Make a loop through all the arrays and plot the values with DRAWTEXT.
Another example with this indicator to plot the Relative intraday Volume: https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/relative-volume-rvol/#post-125548
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Hello everyone, hello Nicolas,
Do you know if it is possible to get an array via a CALL function calling the indicator that builds this array?
thank you so much,
Mikaël
