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* Use [[Arw_New_self]] to create an arrow on the subchart with minute precision.
 
* Use [[Arw_New_self]] to create an arrow on the subchart with minute precision.
 
* Use [[Arw_New]] and [[Arw_New_s]] to draw arrows on the price chart.
 
* Use [[Arw_New]] and [[Arw_New_s]] to draw arrows on the price chart.
* See the category [[:Category:Date_and_Time_Routines|Date and Time Routines]] for the PowerLanguage keywords for working with dates and times.
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== Example ==
 
== Example ==
 
Place, on the SubChart containing the study, an up arrow at the top of a bar if the Open price has increased incrementally over the last three bars:  
 
Place, on the SubChart containing the study, an up arrow at the top of a bar if the Open price has increased incrementally over the last three bars:  

Latest revision as of 09:29, 19 February 2012

Displays an object, consisting of an up or a down arrow located at the specified bar and specified price value, on the SubChart containing the study.

Arw_New_self_s returns an object-specific ID number, required to modify the object.

Usage

Arw_New_self_s(BarDate, BarTime_s, PriceValue, Direction)

Parameters

BarDate - a numerical expression specifying the date of the bar at which the object is to be placed; the date is indicated in the YYYMMdd format, where YYY is the number of years since 1900, MM is the month, and dd is the day of the month.
BarTime_s - a numerical expression specifying the time of the bar, including seconds, at which the object is to be placed; the time is indicated in the 24-hour HHmmss format, where 130000 = 1:00:00 PM.
PriceValue - a numerical expression specifying the price value (vertical position, corresponding to a value on the price scale of a chart), where the object is to be placed.
Direction - a logical expression specifying the direction of the arrow; True = Down and False = Up.

Notes

Example

Place, on the SubChart containing the study, an up arrow at the top of a bar if the Open price has increased incrementally over the last three bars:

If Open > Open[1] And Open[1] > Open[2] Then
   Value1 = Arw_New_self_s(Date, Time_s, High, False);