Maybe this RSI mod gives you some ideas to adapt your code.
Best regards
|// RSIc trendlines
// courtesy by Dimitri Tsokakis
*procedure* RSIc( n )
{
*C* = RSIa( *C*, n );
*O* = RSIa( *O*, n );
*H* = RSIa( *H*, n );
*H* = IIf( *H* < Max( *C*, *O* ), Max( *C*, *O* ), *H* );
*L* = RSIa( *L*, n );
*L* = IIf( *L* > Min( *C*, *O* ), Min( *C*, *O* ), *L* );
}
n = Param( "n", 10, 10, 30, 5 );//RSI sensitivity
RSIc( n );
Plot( *C*, "RSIc(" + n + ")", 1, 64 );|
Le 09/04/2010 09:16, bertieb_aus a écrit :
I am trying to chart the RSI on a spread I have created between two
existing symbols.
(I wanted to post this in a new message to see if someone could help.)
I cannot seem to place a study on a new spread I have created : all
the studies are on one of the instruments in the spread only.
For example I have writing an AFL formula that sits under the 'Custom'
section of my chart box. The formula is :
_SECTION_BEGIN("IR_ED Spread");
spread=Foreign("YIR2_CCS","C") - Foreign("ED___CCS","C");
SetChartOptions(0,chartShowArrows|chartShowDates);
_N(Title = StrFormat("{{IR_ED Spread} - {{INTERVAL}} {{DATE}} Open %g,
Hi %g, Lo
%g, Close %g (%.1f%%) {{VALUES}}", O, H, L, C, SelectedValue( ROC( C,
1 ) ) ));
Plot(spread,"spread",colorRed);
_SECTION_END();
(the four main lines begin spread, setchartoptions, _N, plot(ie no word
wrapping)
If I call up a blank chart, and drag this custom spread over to it, it
charts perfectly. However the title bar of the window is "YIR2_CCS" -
ie one of the symbols only.
If I then drag a study ('indicator') over to it (RSI / Stochastics
etc), the studies are ONLY on YIR2_CCS, and not what I want which is
on the spread.
I have looked through both the user guide and my copy of 'Introduction
to Amibroker', but cant find anything relevant.
Can anyone possibly offer some assistance - it would be very much
appreciated.
bertieb
