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nice charts can you put some labels or descriptions as to what the lines represent? or notes on which lines are strategical and which lines are tactical?

I think you are a bit confused with your reply.

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... see that little # icon at the top of the reply window? if you click on that when posting codes, you will not get funny faces like this :ciao:

brokers are not connected/related to esignal (data provider) maybe you mean broker's software?

LOL... that's a good one. sorry BF, you are just a part time trader.

in my haste to post... i missed the point... I meant to request whoever requests help, a mock up chart of what is requested. Thanks for your great offer... I think this community will be a strong one with your generous participation.

While Used in combination with Begin and End to form a conditional loop statement that will execute a set of instructions repeatedly as long as a logical expression is true. If the logical expression is not true, the instructions will not be executed. Begin and End statements are used to group instructions for conditional execution; a Begin must always be followed by an End. Begin should not be followed by a semicolon (, code lines within an instruction group should end with a semicolon (, and End should be followed by a semicolon (. Usage While Condition1 = True Begin Instruction1; Instruction2; Instruction3; End; Where: Condition1 - a true/false expression InstructionX - conditional instructions Example Add the high prices of the last 10 bars to the HighPriceSum variable: BarBackNo = 0; While BarBackNo < 10 Begin HighPriceSum = HighPriceSum + High[ BarBackNo ]; BarBackNo = BarBackNo + 1; End; Source: EasyLanguage manual

I think I need some pre-CST lessons

Most of the time the market will tell you what to do, all you have to do is know how to listen.

I have also read... 95% of the work is before the order is entered. edit: that means you can start dreaming as soon as you entered your order !

..... ..... ..... use "Points"

..... ..... ..... ..... LoL I was too polite to say that loud

we are here because we have got nothing better to do... whether you admit it or not is not important to the rest of the participants what you said, and how people read what you meant, can be entirely disconnected you post, because it makes you feel better you read, because you hope to feel better if you read something, you have a choice of letting the post control your feelings, or you can choose to pass if you have purchased a novel, you "can" feel obligated to read it because you have made a conscious decision to buy it and paid for it in an anonymous internet forum, where the access is free and the wrongs have little repercussions there is no obligation to get upset over what some stranger said... just my 2c

Switch/Case Reserved word used to transfer control to an associated Case or Default statement. Syntax Switch ( expression ) Begin Case case-expression: statements; Default: statements; End; Control passes to the statements whose case-expression matches the value of the switch ( expression ). The switch statement can include any number of case instances, but no two case constants within the same switch statement can have the same constant value. Note Once the statements associated with a matching case are evaluated, control passes to the end of the switch statement. This is an implied break and is different than a similar structure found in some other languages that require an explicit break. Remarks A single case statement can carry multiple values, as the following example shows: Ranges like this are also valid: In both of the above examples, if case-expression equals any number between 1 and 6 or equal to 20, a function is called and assigned to a value. In addition, logical operators may be used with case statements including: >, <, >=, <=, <> and =. The "is" keyword is an EasyLanguage skip keyword and can be use for better clarity as in the following: Example Switch(Value1) Begin Case 1 to 5: Value2 = Value2 + 1; Case 10, 20, 30: Value3 = Highest(High,10); Case is > 40: Value3 = Value3 + 1; Default: Value5 = Value5 + 1; End; The above switch statement Increments Value2 when the switch expression (Value1) is a value from 1 to 5; assigns Value3 to the highest high of 10 bars ago when the switch expression is either 10, 20 or 30; increments Value4 for all switch expression values above 40; and increments Value5 for any other values of the switch expression. source: EasyLanguage manual

Good initiative FD. I always learn something when I help others. I would request a mock up... a picture is worth a thousand word. (I think that's a Chinese saying)

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The above code is a lot more elegant than the traditional way of filtering: if BarType = 0 then begin {this is a Tick or Contract chart} end else if BarType = 1 then begin {this is a Second, Minute, or Hourly chart} end else if BarType = 2 then begin {this is a Daily chart} end else if BarType = 3 then begin {this is a Weekly chart} end else if BarType = 4 then begin {this is a Months, Quarters, or Yearly chart} end else if BarType = 5 then begin {this is a Points or Changes chart} end; // end of filtering

I just stumble on it don't know any background or effectiveness

...because you have just demonstrated what would happen if you don't put on your thinking hat.

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arrays are memory resident, they can be a memory hog, if you have multi-multi-dimensional arrays. but in terms of updating arrays, even in loops, should not pose a problem with today's computer. one of my indicator has a 770x5 array. it updates itself (loop) a couple of times per bar. I am running this indicator in multiple charts, I too was concerned with speed when first I implement this indicator, so far I have not seen any CPU spikes.

that's what some friends told me.

check out the indicators I posted, you can read the attached txt version with your notepad or word processor

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