Thanks Graham for your quick reply. Your solution of using if ... else if, is what I had used. I was hoping that there would be way of passing the params from the list to the plot statement. The indicators are all arrays.
--- In [email protected], Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The list just returns text, you need to add definition of what the > text represents > Assuming the list is the same as indicator variables > > Indicator = ParamList("Indicators", > "Close|OverSoldIndicator|OverBoughtIndicator" ); > > if( Indicator == "OverSoldIndicator" ) PlotIndicator = OverSoldIndicator; > else if( Indicator == "OverBoughtIndicator" ) PlotIndicator = > OverBoughtIndicator; > else PlotIndicator = Close; > > Plot( PlotIndicator, _DEFAULT_NAME(), ParamColor( "Color",colorCycle > ), ParamStyle("Style", styleLine) ); > > I am using IF without a loop here because the variable being checked > is not an array > Otherwise you could write it using IIF, but if the list is long then > counting brackets can be tiresome > > PlotIndicator = iif( Indicator == "OverSoldIndicator", OverSoldIndicator, > iif( Indicator == "OverBoughtIndicator", > OverBoughtIndicator, > Close)); > > -- > Cheers > Graham Kav > AFL Writing Service > http://www.aflwriting.com > > > 2008/7/2 tipequity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Do you see the following code produces error? It point to ParamStyle > > and says Argument#1 has incorrect type. TIA > > > > PlotIndicator = ParamList > > ("Indicators", "Close|OverSoldIndicator|OverBoughtIndicator" ); > > > > Plot( PlotIndicator, _DEFAULT_NAME(), ParamColor( "Color", > > colorCycle ), ParamStyle("Style", styleLine) ); > > > > > > >
