Recall swing points conditions

maximus78 · 2019-05-06T20:18:38+00:00

Hello to everybody, I have a question. According to the following conditions of swing points and the chart attached: SPH=high[2] low[1] and low[0]>=low[1] // (swing point low) how can i recall for example SPH1 or SPL2 to set proscreener or probuilder indicator conditions? For example, I want to screen for the conditions: SPH1 >SPH2 and SPL1<SPL2 …….etc… Thanks in advance for your help Max

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05/06/2019 at 9:18 PM #97805 quote
maximus78
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Hello to everybody, I have a question.

According to the following conditions of swing points and the chart attached:
```
SPH=high[2]<high[1] and high[0]<=high[1] // (swing point high)
SPL= low[2]>low[1] and low[0]>=low[1] // (swing point low)
```
how can i recall for example SPH1 or SPL2 to set proscreener or probuilder indicator conditions?

For example, I want to screen for the conditions: SPH1 >SPH2 and SPL1<SPL2 …….etc…

Thanks in advance for your help

Max

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05/06/2019 at 9:59 PM #97807 quote

robertogozzi
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To write code, please use the <> “insert PRT code” button, to make code easier to read.

Thank you.

You have to use a different variable for any swing point you want to recall.

Since PRT does not support arrays you cannot access those data dynamically.

05/06/2019 at 10:26 PM #97808 quote
Vonasi
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```
if high[2]<high[1] and high[0]<=high[1] then
sph3 = sph2 
sph2 = sph1
sph1 = high[1]
endif

if low[2]>low[1] and low[0]>=low[1]
spl3 = spl2
spl2 = spl1
spl1 = low[1]
endif
```
Maybe the above is something like what you want and what Roberto means by needing a different variable for each swing point? You will need to check that sph1, sph2, sph3, spl1,spl2 and spl3 etc have a different value than zero before you use them in a condition.
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