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Can you have global varaibles?
I have a band trading system where I can manaully set the band parameters for a chart. The system also has indicator with band parameter that must be manaully set to the same level as the chart's. I want to know if its possible using global variables, when setting the chart band parameters they will automatically apply to all indicators as well.
Below are the band parmaters am using in chart & indicators - "x", "y" and "a"
x:=Input("Short Term Moving Average",7,14,7);
y:=Input("Envelopes Percentage variation",1,30,5)/100;
a:=x*5;
Mov(C,x,E);
Mov(C,x,S)*(1+y);
Mov(C,x,S)*(1-y);
Mov(C,a,E);
Gregor
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Hi Gregor
After setting global variable values via Input() functions in one indicator (SetVar GV function), you should only need to refresh the current chart in order to apply the new GV values to other indicators. One indicator needs to be the "master" and the others "slaves". That is, one indicator writes (SetVar) the required parameter values and all others read or (GetVar) those values.
Indicators reading the GV values would need to apply LastValue() to them so they could be used as Periods parmeters.
Roy
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You can also use FmlVar().
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Roy -- Might want to let him know where to download GV.DLL and any docs...
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