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Post From: GetStudyLineUntilFutureIntersection example

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Support, et. al., While it appears the loop above is easily understood, I continue to fail getting it right. Would you please post a simple example of how to use: GetStudyLineUntilFutureIntersectionByIndex You could simply update this example: The scsf_SwingHighAndLow study from Studies6.cpp can be updated so that it allows for 'closed' lines to be a different color than 'still extending' lines? That would require using GetStudyLineUntilFutureIntersectionByIndex. Again, even, just the chunk that uses GetStudyLineUntilFutureIntersectionByIndex would be helpful (including where the looping information is stored/retrieved within the study). And, there are some nuances that I don't understand: GetStudyLineUntilFutureIntersectionByIndex assigns 4 parameters, how to iterate properly through this? Is it simply from 0 to (number of total lines)? I've attempted several times and keep checking if lineEndIndex != 0 and exactly 0 lines show 'closed', when on the chart, they've clearly been closed (above/below), and visually the extension stops drawing. GetStudyLineUntilFutureIntersection only assigns 1 : how is this function to be used in a loop, is the study expected to manage the lineID and indexes and prices for every line in order to use this function? Thanks in advance