Function call freezes PL-Editor with CPU usage around 50%
Posted: 07 Mar 2011
Hi, a call of the following function in an indicator freezes my PL-Editor without having a chance to compile the indicator. I can define a variable, which is calling this function, but when I write the a plot-statement, the application freezes and I have no chance to do anything.
Here is the function :
Would be nice if some of you or just one of you would have an idea and/or solution.
Thanks a lot.
Kind regards.
Mike
Here is the function :
I try to call the function in an indicator with the following code :
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// MudeNoise Numeric Function Version 1.03 / Date : 03/04/2010
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Price Input ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
input: base(numericseries);
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Period Input ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
input: period(numericsimple);
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Variables Declaration ----------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
var: p(0);
var: pl(0);
var: b(0);
var: b2(0);
var: b3(0);
var: bs(0);
var: e1(0);
var: e2(0);
var: e3(0);
var: e4(0);
var: e5(0);
var: e6(0);
var: c1(0);
var: c2(0);
var: c3(0);
var: c4(0);
var: n(0);
var: w1(0);
var: w2(0);
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Variable Definitions ------------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
b = 0.50000;
b2 = square(b);
b3 = b2*b;
bs = base;
p = bs;
e1 = bs;
e2 = bs;
e3 = bs;
e4 = bs;
e5 = bs;
e6 = bs;
c1 = b3*(-1);
c2 = 3*(b2+b3);
c3 = (3*(-1))*((2*b2)+(b+b3));
c4 = 1+(3*b)+b3+(3*b2);
n = 0;
w1 = 0;
w2 = 0;
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Variable Calculations ----------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pl = period;
n = pl;
if n<1 then n=1;
n = 1+(b*(n-1));
w1 = b*(n+1);
w2 = 1-w1;
e1 = (w1*bs)+(w2*e1);
e2 = (w1*e1)+(w2*e2);
e3 = (w1*e2)+(w2*e3);
e4 = (w1*e3)+(w2*e4);
e5 = (w1*e4)+(w2*e5);
e6 = (w1*e5)+(w2*e6);
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Function Declaration -----------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MudeNoise = (c1*e6)+(c2*e5)+(c3*e4)+(c4*e3);
When I start to write plot1(var0....) then I can't finish the plot-statement, because the PL-Editor is freezing after writing the "0" of "var0". I thought the issue is made by the variblae "var0" and changed it to "var1". But same reaction.// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Period Input ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
input: period(13);
input: base(close);
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Variables Declaration ----------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
var: var0(0);
var: p(0);
var: b(0);
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Variable Definitions ------------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
b = base;
p = period;
var0 = mudenoise(b,p);
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Plot Statement -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if var0<>0 then begin
plot1(var0,"MN");
end;
Would be nice if some of you or just one of you would have an idea and/or solution.
Thanks a lot.
Kind regards.
Mike