RE: Help- I have seen this problem before- I just can't remember the solution

["Dr War" <drwar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bob
I think that will solve the remaining issue I am seeing because it
synchronizes both time
frames.

Thanks
Jerry

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Fulks [mailto:bfulks@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 2:46 PM
To: Dr War; Omega-List
Subject: Re: Help- I have seen this problem before- I just can't
remember the solution


I usually use the following:

Var: NewBar(FALSE);

NewBar = Time data2 = Time data1;

if NewBar then begin
   Tavg = Jrc.jma.2k(Price,Len,Speed);
end;

The variable "NewBar" is true when there is a bar in both data series.

So by using NewBar as a filter, you execute the average function only on the
bars of data2.

The average function must be a "simple" function (not a "series" function)
for this to work. I do not know if Jrc.jma.2k is a "simple" function but I
am sure Jurik supplies one.

Bob Fulks


At 06:39 PM 9/28/2004, you wrote:

>I am attempting to do a calculation based on a higher time frame ( daily
>data using Data2 ) from within an indicator plotted on a lower time frame
>chart(45 min data1). It is essentially a moving average of the higher time
>frame which I am plotting on the lower time frame. I put in some logic to
so
>it skips the calculation if the higher time frame is still on the same bar
>but it still does not calculate properly even tho I have verified the logic
>works properly by putting a print statement in the loop. I remember seeing
>this before. Does anyone know what the solution is ? Below is a snipit of
>the logic.
>
>Input: Price(Close of data2);
>Vars:Init(True);
>
>If Init then begin
>        Init=False;
>        Cbar=CurrentBar of Data2;
>        end;
>
>If CBar< CurrentBar of Data2 then Begin
>        Tavg=Jrc.jma.2k(Price,Len,Speed);
>        Print(Date,time);                       { This is to check logic }
>        CBar=CurrentBar of data2;
>        end;