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[Programming Help] - SumAllChartsBar SumChartsFromList questions
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| [2020-10-13 04:02:30] |
| jomo88 - Posts: 47 |
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1) In Studies6.cpp, the study SumAllChartsBar, line 100: for (int SubgraphIndex = 0; SubgraphIndex < 6; SubgraphIndex++) Why 6? Aren't there 11 subgraphs to loop through? Along the same line of questioning... 2) In Studies6.cpp, the study SumChartsFromList, line 426: for (int SubgraphIndex = 0; SubgraphIndex <= SC_LAST; SubgraphIndex++) I don't see how SC_LAST could even make sense being used here. Is this an error? In SumAllChartsBar it was 6, and here it is SC_LAST. Can you give some clarification behind the logic in both cases? Thank you. |
| [2020-10-14 05:09:53] |
| jomo88 - Posts: 47 |
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I understand now... 1) None of these studies fill sc.Subgraph[9] or sc.Subgraph[10], the BidVol and AskVol. Also, sc.CalculateOHLCAverages(DataIndex) was handling the 'Avg' subgraphs calculations. 2) SC_LAST is equal to 3 in sc.Subgraph[3] One last question - lines 441 to 451 in Studies6.cpp, aren't these lines redundant? Wouldn't the high already be the max of the OHLC? Thanks sc.Subgraph[ SC_HIGH][DataIndex] = max(sc.Subgraph[SC_OPEN][DataIndex], max(sc.Subgraph[SC_HIGH][DataIndex], max(sc.Subgraph[SC_LOW][DataIndex],sc.Subgraph[SC_LAST][DataIndex]) ) ); sc.Subgraph[SC_LOW][DataIndex] = min(sc.Subgraph[SC_OPEN][DataIndex], min(sc.Subgraph[SC_HIGH][DataIndex], min(sc.Subgraph[SC_LOW][DataIndex],sc.Subgraph[SC_LAST][DataIndex]) ) ); |
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