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[User Discussion] - Ask volume Bid volume difference text
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| [2019-11-15 06:51:59] |
| DevTrader79 - Posts: 44 |
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I want to display only number such as (234 instead of -234.00 without decimals and sign[-] negative and for positive 97 instead of 97.00) . Went to function studies8.cpp->scsf_AskVolumeBidVolumeDifferenceText(SCStudyInterfaceRef sc). (1) do I have to set sc.DrawZeros = 0; or false; to turn off decimal zeros and display only number ? (2) Couldn't figure out how to turn off the sign, especially (-) negative sign. Any help is highly appreciated. Thanks |
| [2019-11-15 08:32:38] |
| User907968 - Posts: 802 |
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1) To drop trailing zeros from study subgraph output display: In ACSIL use variable 'sc.ValueFormat', refer - - ACSIL Interface Members - Variables and Arrays: sc.ValueFormat or From study settings window, refer - - Chart Studies: Settings and Inputs Tab >> Value Format 2) To remove (-) negative sign you could change the study code so that all the values stored in the subgraph array are positive: For example (using scsf_AskVolumeBidVolumeDifferenceText) replace Subgraph_Difference[sc.Index] = sc.AskVolume[sc.Index] - sc.BidVolume[sc.Index];
with if (sc.AskVolume[sc.Index] > sc.BidVolume[sc.index])
Subgraph_Difference[sc.Index] = sc.AskVolume[sc.Index] - sc.BidVolume[sc.Index]; else Subgraph_Difference[sc.Index] = sc.BidVolume[sc.Index] - sc.AskVolume[sc.Index]; |
| [2019-11-15 19:12:11] |
| DevTrader79 - Posts: 44 |
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Thanks for getting back to me soon. Sounds good Possibly I will inject code like this. It is a great help highly appreciated. if (sc.SetDefaults) { // initialization existing code } sc.ValueFormat = 0; // my addition no decimal if (sc.AskVolume[sc.Index] > sc.BidVolume[sc.index]) Subgraph_Difference[sc.Index] = sc.AskVolume[sc.Index] - sc.BidVolume[sc.Index]; else Subgraph_Difference[sc.Index] = sc.BidVolume[sc.Index] - sc.AskVolume[sc.Index]; // then the rest as it is if (Input_DisplayAboveOrBelow.GetIndex() == 0) { //existing code } |
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