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Arrows get cumbersome and I forget what all the shapes mean. To see
what is going on I use printf(...) to write the signal state to the
interpretation window. Then I can just click on a bar to see which
conditions are true.
You can do something like this:
printf(Writeif(cond1, "Cond 1 True", "Cond 1 False") + "\n" +
Writeif(cond2, "Cond 2 True", "Cond 2 False"));
and so on.
Barry
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "sidhartha70" <sidhartha70@xxx>
wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I'm plotting a series of buy/sell indicators via the PlotShapes()
> function.
>
> Sometimes I get multiple signals on the same bar, and I've been
trying
> to displace the arrows so that upon multiple signals they 'stack'
one
> above the other... so far I've been using something along the lines
of
> the following,
>
> Displace_Plot = IIf(PatternA_Plot, TickSize * 10, 0);
> PlotShapes( PatternB_Plot * shapeSmallDownTriangle, colorGold, 0, H
+
> Displace_Plot );
>
> This does kinda work, but depending on the zoom used by AB to scale
> the current price data, the arrows stacked one on top of the other
can
> be just right or have a huge gap between them (sometimes so big the
> stacked arrow cannot even be seen on the screen).
>
> Is there a way of getting round this issue...? Any other ideas as to
> how to effectively stack multiple signals that can be seen
regardless
> of the current scaling...?
>
> Many Thanks
>
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