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http== Usage ==<syntaxhighlight>Variable://www.buyxanaxonlinepill[IntraBarPersist]VariableName1(InitialValue1[,DataN]), [IntraBarPersist] VariableName2(InitialValue2[,DataN]),etc.com</ purchase xanax - order cheap xanax onlinesyntaxhighlight> Parameters inside the square brackets are optional
http== Parameters ==://www'''IntraBarPersist''' - an optional parameter; specifies that the value of the variable is to be updated on every tick. If this parameter is not specified, the value will be updated at the close of each bar. See for more information the [[IntraBarPersist]] Wiki article.:'''VariableName''' - an expression, specifying the variable name. The name can consist of letters, underscore characters, numbers, and periods. The name ''cannot'' begin with a number or a period and is not case-sensitive.buyxanaxonlinepill:'''InitialValue''' - an expression, specifying the initial value and defining the variable type.comThe value can be a numerical, string, or true/ buy xanax online false expression; the type of the expression defines the variable type. :'''DataN''' - order xanax no rxan optional parameter; specifies the Data Number of the data series the variable is to be tied to. If this parameter is not specified, the variable will be tied to the default data series.
<syntaxhighlight>Variable:== Example ==Declare ''Avg.('' as a numerical variable with the initial value of 20);</syntaxhighlight> :
Declare Max as a numerical variable, updated on every tick, with the initial value of 100<syntaxhighlight>Variable: Avg.(20);</syntaxhighlight>
<syntaxhighlight>Variable:IntraBarPersist Declare ''Max('' as a numerical variable, updated on every tick, with the initial value of 100);</syntaxhighlight> :
Declare Min_Price as a numerical variable, tied to the series with Data #2, and the initial value equal to the value of Close function<syntaxhighlight>Variable: IntraBarPersist Max(100);</syntaxhighlight>
<syntaxhighlight>Variable:Declare ''Min_Price('' as a numerical variable, tied to the series with Data #2, and the initial value equal to the value of Close,Data2);</syntaxhighlight> function:
Declare Overnight as a true<syntaxhighlight>Variable: Min_Price(Close,Data2);</false variable with the initial value of False, and Name as a string variable with the initial value of "Intra-Day": syntaxhighlight>
<syntaxhighlight>Variable:Declare ''Overnight('' as a true/false variable with the initial value of False),and Name(as a string variable with the initial value of "Intra-Day");</syntaxhighlight> :
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Declares one or more names as variables; specifies the initial value, variable type, update basis, and data number for each variable.
Variables can be numerical, string, or true/false.
==== Example ==Notes ==Declare Avg. as a numerical variable with * The reserved word '''Variable''' is the initial value equivalent of 20: '''Variables''', '''Var''', and '''Vars'''.
<syntaxhighlight>Variable: Overnight(False),Name("Intra-Day");</syntaxhighlight>
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