Help with Formula

[Tams 20]

a side note:

 

always use easily recognizable variable names.

 

eg.

 

id_txt = text_new_s(date,time_s, 0, " ");

 

when you are reading the code,

you can easily recognize this variable id_txt is an ID name.

 

 

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Edited January 29, 2010 by Tams

[arnie_pt 10]

Unbelievable.

I stared for hours looking where could be the problem and never noticed the "time_s"

 

:doh:

:crap:

 

Thanks

[Tams 20]

Unbelievable.

I stared for hours looking where could be the problem and never noticed the "time_s"

 

:doh:

:crap:

 

Thanks

 

 

... this is not because I am smarter,

but because I have been there.

 

:-)>

[aaa 10]

you can easily recognize this variable id_txt is an ID name.

 

Hi Tams

 

What's ID means ?

[Tams 20]

you can easily recognize this variable id_txt is an ID name.

 

Hi Tams

 

What's ID means ?

 

 

ID = identification

 

 

 

From the EasyLanguage manual:

 

Text_New

 

Displays a text object, consisting of the specified string expression located at the specified bar and specified price value, on the chart that the study is based on;

returns an object-specific ID number, required to modify the object.

 

Example

 

id_text = Text_New( Date, Time, High, "UpT" );

 

 

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