Re: [EquisMetaStock Group] How can I draw a Verical Line

["Dusant" <dusant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sukhen,
If you decide a binary Boolean for a true 
condition, e.g.. if(buycondition, 1, 0), you can plot it as a histogram over the 
chart. Make sure that it is overlaid without scale.
Pinpointing a start date is also not 
difficult.
 
D1:=Input("1st 
Date-mmddyy",010100,123199,010101);CP:=ValueWhen(1,Month()=(Int(D1/10000)) 
AND DayOfMonth()=(Int(D1/100)-((Int(D1/10000))*100)) AND 
Year()=(If(Mod(D1,100)>30,1900+Mod(D1,100),2000+Mod(D1,100))),C);
This code identifies the close as on the date of 
input.
 
Use this as a starting point for whatever maths 
you want to generate.
DusantChief Architect<A 
href="">http://www.candlestrength.com/
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  >From: 
  Sukhen K Mitra 
  
  To: <A 
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  Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 9:36 PM
  Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock Group] How 
  can I draw a Verical Line
  
  Hi Preston,
  Many thanks for your help. My point is the second 
  one. I am sorry that I forgot to clearly state that. I am trying to 
  draw vertical lines programatically. Suppose I calculate the datetime (I don't 
  know that also how I can calculate datetime with the help of MetaStock 
  language but I am sure there'd a way, would appreciate any help in that aspect 
  also, was also thinking if a system call could be implemented using an 
  external C/any other program if not directly supported by MetaStock 
  Formula language). But before going in to those kind of complexities, my first 
  basic question was if a vertcal line could be drawn programatically at all and 
  if so, how. Let me explain a little more - if you get in to Visual Trading 
  software of CMS-forex.com, you'll see a Fibonacci can be drawn along the 
  X-axis (datetime for us). I was trying to work in that line (something similar 
  but not exactly the same). 
   
  Thank you very much for any help.
   
  - Sukhenpumrysh 
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  >Suhken,Its 
    basically a drop and drag operation. Select the vertical line from the 
    toolbox...usually at the top or look in the "insert" section. If all 
    else fails check the "help" section. If you want the vertical line to 
    appear as part of an indicator when a certain condition is met you would 
    need to define the condition. When the condition is true a value of one 
    is generated.. The indicator would be overlayed onto the chart without 
    scale. 
Preston







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