[Req] Alan's Box

• 08/01/2018 at 12:04 PM #77294
  rapid

  Can anyone help me with creating an Alan’s square indicator for day/week/month/year?

  Description: http://ensign.editme.com/alansquare

  

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  08/07/2018 at 9:13 AM #77690
  Nicolas

  Hi, I made a transcript of the description of the link you have provided to code this indicator:

  Alan Kelland’s Box – DaBox

  You can download it directly from the library. Added the different timeframes capabilities for the highest high and lowest low calculation.

   

  

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  08/14/2018 at 4:03 PM #78157
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  Thank you! Good luck and prosperity

  

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  08/14/2018 at 5:12 PM #78160
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  Dear Nicolas! I see beautiful horizontal levels, but there is an error in the calculation of the angulars. So, for example, the annual box, the length of the main diagonal is 52 bars. But the indicator builds this diagonal with a length of 32 bars.

  

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  08/14/2018 at 5:20 PM #78163
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  Use daily timeframe in order to calculate correctly the weekly levels and angular lines.

  

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  08/14/2018 at 5:43 PM #78173
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  Apparently, the discrepancy does not lie in the selected timeframe.

  

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  08/16/2018 at 2:09 PM #78372
  Nicolas

  I think I know why, angulars are plotted from start of the selected period to the most current bar, not a fictional bar in the future.

  

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  08/18/2018 at 4:19 PM #78551
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  Nicolas, correct me if I’m wrong. Since we know the height and width of the square, we can calculate the points in the past from where we can draw similar lines – giving us the required diagonals.

  

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  08/20/2018 at 10:06 AM #78634
  Nicolas

  Yes, but it doesn’t mean that x bars is a constant for each month in this example (monthly levels?).

  As for now, I have a better comprehension on how the diagonals are plotted: they should start at first day of the period and end at the last day of the same period? For example: August 1st -> August 31st , is it correct?

  

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  08/31/2018 at 4:18 AM #79441
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  you’re right.

  

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  02/01/2019 at 10:39 AM #90237
  swapping

  Hello Nicolas, je reviens sur cet indicateur car je pense avoir trouvé un petit “couic” sur le dhigh(1) et dlow(1) indiqué à 1 alors que le bon fonctionnement est à 0 “zéro”! En dessous les lignes 14 et 15 d’origine

  Old line 14 and 15

  if myTimeframe = 0 then hh = dhigh(1) ll = dlow(1)

  1 2 3

  if myTimeframe = 0 then hh = dhigh(1) ll = dlow(1)

  et la correction des lignes 14 et 15 ci après

  line 14 and 15 corrected

  if myTimeframe = 0 then hh = dhigh(0) ll = dlow(0)

  1 2 3

  if myTimeframe = 0 then hh = dhigh(0) ll = dlow(0)

  si jamais il y a un truc qui m’échappe ou que j’ai mal interprété, je te lirais avec plaisir 😉

  cordialement, swapping

  

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  02/01/2019 at 11:31 AM #90238
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  swapping – English in the English forum please.

  

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  02/01/2019 at 11:39 AM #90239
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  Oups !

  Hello Nicolas, I come back on this indicator because I think I found a little “squeak” on the dhigh (1) and dlow (1) indicated 1 while the good operation is 0 “zero”! corrected is line 14 dhigh(0) and line 15 is dlow(0)

  

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