Classification of evenets in Time (Arrow?)

• 11/24/2022 at 9:51 AM #204751
  Zigo

  Is it possible to arrange the values of different events in aan arrow of time?

  

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  11/25/2022 at 1:46 PM #204822
  Zigo

  Yes it can.

  

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  11/25/2022 at 2:38 PM #204825
  GraHal

  Is your screenshot above using the PRT Platform ONLY?

  

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  11/25/2022 at 4:35 PM #204830
  Zigo

  Yes

  

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  11/25/2022 at 9:31 PM #204840
  GraHal

  What Version PRT Platform are you using to provide the information you show in your screenshot above, for example the Dyn Close Line?

  

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  11/25/2022 at 9:53 PM #204841
  Zigo

  I use PRT V11.

  Defparam DRAWONLASTBARONLY=true cl=close if cl>cl[1] then DRAWSEGMENT(barindex+2, cl, barindex+7, cl)coloured(0,105,255,255) DRAWTEXT(" #cl#(Dyn.Close)", barindex+10, close)coloured(0,105,255,255) elsif cl <cl[1]then DRAWSEGMENT(barindex+2, cl, barindex+7, cl)coloured(255,55,0,255) DRAWTEXT(" #cl#(Dyn.Close)", barindex+8, close)coloured(255,55,0,255) else DRAWSEGMENT(barindex+2, cl, barindex+5, cl)coloured(255,255,255) DRAWTEXT(" #cl#(Dyn.Close)", barindex+10, close)coloured(255,255,255,255) endif return

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  Defparam DRAWONLASTBARONLY=true   cl=close if cl>cl[1] then DRAWSEGMENT(barindex+2, cl, barindex+7, cl)coloured(0,105,255,255) DRAWTEXT(" #cl#(Dyn.Close)", barindex+10, close)coloured(0,105,255,255) elsif cl <cl[1]then DRAWSEGMENT(barindex+2, cl, barindex+7, cl)coloured(255,55,0,255) DRAWTEXT(" #cl#(Dyn.Close)", barindex+8, close)coloured(255,55,0,255) else DRAWSEGMENT(barindex+2, cl, barindex+5, cl)coloured(255,255,255) DRAWTEXT(" #cl#(Dyn.Close)", barindex+10, close)coloured(255,255,255,255) endif return

   

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  11/27/2022 at 10:20 PM #204920
  Zigo

  Anyone?

  The JK indicator gives signals down and up. (red and blue)

  How can you program and record the last ten times of these signals in PRT language.

  Oldest = e.g. T1 then T2…… T10 in the attached example 8 signals down and 2 signals up.

  

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  11/28/2022 at 4:14 AM #204925
  robertogozzi

  To record the last N signals you need to use an N-element array for each datum you are interested in.

  If you want to save the BarIndex of the signal you may use $SignalBAR[N].

  If you also need to save the type (Long, Short), then you may also use $SignalTYPE[N], and so on…

  I recommend that you initialize to 0 all N elements on barindex 0, the very first bar.
  Whenever s new signal is returned, shift all elements from 1 to N-1 one place, then store the new signal as element 1 (your former element 10 will be dropped).

  You will always have the last N signals in the correct order.

  Any N-element stored with 0 is a void signal, not yet filled.

  Since the first element in the array is element 0, which may slightly complicate maths on element indexing, I recommend initializing N+1 elements (elements 0 to 10 for 10 elements, instead of 0-9, then using only elements 1 to 10).

   

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