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Date/Time: Tue, 23 Apr 2024 18:03:27 +0000



Angle Unit and Angle Max for Angle Based Gradient are not saved.

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[2015-11-17 02:53:01]
jesslinn - Posts: 108
It seems that these settings cannot be stored as the default nor set from ASCIL during study initialization. Angle Max always starts as 30.00 and must be changed manually.
[2015-11-17 04:08:58]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
These are already definitely supported in ACSIL:


sc.Subgraph[].GradientAngleUnit;
sc.Subgraph[].GradientAngleMax;

These will be supported for Study Default settings in the next release.
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[2015-11-23 11:13:25]
jesslinn - Posts: 108
Thank you for adding these to the saved settings. Saving works as of 1329, with the following caveats.

The problem that I was having from ASCIL, and from the GUI for that matter, is that there appear to be some sort of validation checks, that limit the usefulness of the field. It is not clear what the checking is actually doing. I put a few examples below. The point is that it would be nicer if the values stayed at whatever they were set to, ASCIL or GUI, and the study could then interpret the inputs as it needs to.

Set Angle Unit and Angle Max to 0.0 in ASCIL and they change to 0.1,30.0.
In the GUI, change the Angle Max to 0.0 and it will change back to 30.0.
Change it to 0 and it will change to 0.0
Double click the Angle Unit and it changes to 10000 after which it is possible to set the
Angle Max to 0.0 rather than 0.
Set them to 0.0 and .0000001 in ASCIL and they stay as zeros, but save the defaults, and
the will change back to .1 and 30 on the first use.
[2015-11-24 03:02:26]
Al SC Developer - Posts: 434
In the next version, we have made a few minor changes to address how the GUI works.

Note, when both values are set to zero, the values are considered not set and so default values are filled in (default values are tick size and 30) when next displayed in the GUI. This behavior is retained.

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