MP for TradeStation2000i

[ShocktheRock 10]

Hi everybody. I'm looking for MP indicator for Tradestation 2000i. I've already tried BigEd's indicator (TPO Pro 5.0b) but probably this one is for Tradestation 8 or more. A message appears "... attemped to reference data past the bounds of the array".

 

May anyone help me? Thanks in advance

[BlowFish 10]

Maybe not. An Array is probably used to accumulate each TPO that occurs at a particular level. If the instrument has too many levels for that array (i.e a large daily range in ticks) you will likely have an overflow as the array wont be big enough for each price level.

 

Post the ELD here and someone might take a look

[ShocktheRock 10]

Maybe not. An Array is probably used to accumulate each TPO that occurs at a particular level. If the instrument has too many levels for that array (i.e a large daily range in ticks) you will likely have an overflow as the array wont be big enough for each price level.

 

Post the ELD here and someone might take a look

 

Thanks a lot BlowFish for your immediate answer. I attach here BigEd's indicator, hoping that someone could solve the problem. Tnx indeed!

TPO Pro5.0b.zip

[BlowFish 10]

Well I think that might be the problem. What symbol are you using it on?

[nickm001 10]

the error you are getting is most likely related to array size... I would look for array declaration and change size to 1.5 or 2x of what it is. then you have to re-verify the code

[ShocktheRock 10]

Well I think that might be the problem. What symbol are you using it on?

 

I'm using it on dax future, just to understand how it works. I used it also on S&P, without success.

[ShocktheRock 10]

the error you are getting is most likely related to array size... I would look for array declaration and change size to 1.5 or 2x of what it is. then you have to re-verify the code

 

Yes, at the beginning I thought the same thing, I changed parameters but unfortunately nothing happens.

[MicroAl 10]

Hi

 

I played about with tihis indicatior and got it working in MultiCharts on the

Nasdaq, ES and YM. I altered the compression setting to around 400 or so.

Basically kept trying different values until got something showing. Checked

the values seem to be ok.

 

Hope it helps

[ShocktheRock 10]

Hi

 

I played about with tihis indicatior and got it working in MultiCharts on the

Nasdaq, ES and YM. I altered the compression setting to around 400 or so.

Basically kept trying different values until got something showing. Checked

the values seem to be ok.

 

Hope it helps

 

thanks but it doesn't work ... I will erase it ... it drives me nervous

 

it'a pitty, I'd like to understand how MP works on tradestation :crap:

[MicroAl 10]

Sorry to hear you could not get this working

 

Here is the settings I am using on Multicharts. No amendments to the code

have been made.

 

On the YM H9 5 minute chart. I am using a level of 400 compress.

All the other settings I have not changed. The len input is 30.

What may be the key is that the session time set for the YM has been set

to 9.30 AM to 4 PM. This was set in quote manager for Multicharts.

 

On selecting the study I got an out of bounds error with a number.

I found that if I increased the compression setting the quoted number went

down on the errror until it disappeared. Then I saw basically an area of yellow

on the chart and then messed around with the horizontal scaling until this

became clearer.

 

I tried looking at the code, but what is actually happening is beyond me

I think the proper session perhaps should be 9.30 to 4.15 but the figures obtained compare very well with other sources. One thing I did not input anything in the sessstarttime field.

 

Perhaps someone who understands more about the coding of this may have some ideas.

 

Incidentially does work on the Nasdaq and ES as well.

 

Best of Luck!

[Harlequin 10]

You could also try using a 30 minute chart and reducing the number of bars back loaded on the chart settings, I have not used it for a long time but I think that did the trick for me.