Code a Function for specific time frame [SOLVED]

brunor · Postby **brunor** » 19 Oct 2013

Is it possible to code a function to output a result based on a specific time frame?
For example:

Calculate FunctionA(1minute time frame) + FunctionA(2min) + FunctionA(5min) + ...

Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks.

TJ · Postby TJ » 19 Oct 2013

Is it possible to code a function to output a result based on a specific time frame?
For example:
Calculate FunctionA(1minute time frame) + FunctionA(2min) + FunctionA(5min) + ...
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks.

I am not sure what you are looking for...
your example does not explain anything.
What do you mean by output? to an ascii file?

Can you give more specific detail/example?

brunor · Postby **brunor** » 20 Oct 2013

I apologize for the lack of detail.
I would like to calculate the following function for a 1 minute and 2 minute time frame, and
then plot the total (sum) onto a screener.

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*** How would you specify a specific time frame for this function?

condition1 = 	High < High[1]

		AND Low < Low[1]

		AND High[1] < High[2]

		AND Low[1] < Low[2];

If  condition1 Then

	BR_TrendDOWN= 1 

Else

	BR_TrendDOWN= 0;

Example: Result of function BR_TrendDOWN(1 minute time frame) + Result of function BR_TrendDOWN(2 minute time frame) = 1+1 = 2. I would like to plot the result "2" onto a screener.

TJ · Postby TJ » 20 Oct 2013

I apologize for the lack of detail.
I would like to calculate the following function for a 1 minute and 2 minute time frame, and
then plot the total (sum) onto a screener.
::
Example: Result of function BR_TrendDOWN(1 minute time frame) + Result of function BR_TrendDOWN(2 minute time frame) = 1+1 = 2. I would like to plot the result "2" onto a screener.

The easiest way is to duplicate the logic and save them into a single indicator;
set one logic for data1 (1 min) and the second logic for data2 (2 min).

eg.

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condition1 =    (High < High[1]) data1;



condition2 =    (High < High[1]) data2;

See post #4 and post #5
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=6929

brunor · Postby **brunor** » 21 Oct 2013

I am not familiar with the use of "data" but thank you for the tip. I have something to work with now.

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