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Can we please have formatting functions that allow us to control how a plot is displayed within the formula?
e.g.
'Colour(data array,colour)'...alright, 'Color(data array,colour).
'Style(data array,style)'
style(close,hist);
color(style(mov(o,10,s),longdash),lightblue);
etc.
...of course, I would see 'colour' as paying tribute... :wink:
SteveD
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skeeta,
You hit one of the nails on the head here! Many more to go.
wabbit :D
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... and the ability to apply labels to the chart adjacent to the indicator, like
Plot( {indicator}, {colour}, {line type}, {line weight}, {text label} )
wabbit :D
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I have a friend who has shown me a piece of software called BullCharts. Very nice programming language, much along the same lines as the MSFL, but the formatting!, oh the formatting!
Add colour, fonts, sizes, types etc etc
... food for thought there team!
wabbit :D
P.S. The BullScript is very much worth your while to check out. See what the competition is offering.
http://www.bullcharts.co...ison%20-%20Metastock.pdf
http://www.bullcharts.com.au/bullscript.asp
and.... another example code
OBV MA Oscillator
[description="Volume indicator measures positive and negative volume flows. Volume is added if the closing price moves up and subtracted if the closing price moves down. The On Balance Volume was developed by Joseph Granville and the tie-up to its Moving Average and oscillation was developed by Leon Wilson. The oscillated obv with its moving average highlights bullish and bearish conditions based on volume]
[author=Some Guy]
[alias=whateveryouwanttocallhim]
expr := expression("Expression");
method := inputma("Method",Exponential);
n1 := input("Short period",10,1);
n2 := input("Long period",20,1);
res :=ma(obv(c),n1,e)-ma(obv(c),n2,e);
res;
[horzline=0]
{ Fill }
[name=Fill; linestyle=fill]
[color=green]res;
[color=red] 0;
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Hi Patrick,
Seems there is some support for this feature request. Any news from the Dev Team?
Steve.
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If it's going to take away or limit the Formula language in any way then I against the idea!
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