question for Alex

[ez2njoy]

Question for Alex.

What does the thermometer.efs do.

I am curious.

Also, thanks for all of your work on compiling the variable efs list that you put together.

Ez2njoy

[ez2njoy]

Duh.

I did not notice the colored bar on the right side of the chart.

Sorry for the dumb question.

Pretty cool.

Thanks.

ez2njoy

[billgdon]

Where can I find this thermometer efs and what does it do?
Bill

[ACM]

Bill
The thermometer.efs is available here
The efs essentially replicates the Thermometer that is available in the Quote Board Window and shows the range of the day. As in that tool the blue arrow represents the Open, the line separating the red and green areas the Last Price, the red area the Last to High of the day and the green area the Last to Low of the day.
Alex

[Himalaya]

Thermometer

Alex,

I keep getting a syntax error line 37 on the thermometer.
I have the gettodayOHLC1. efs in the same directory.

But still no luck, any suggestions?

John

[eSignal_JasonK]

Hello John,

The getTodayOHLC1.efs needs to be saved to \eSignal\Formulas\OHLC\. The thermometer.efs can be saved anywhere you like in \eSignal\Formulas\.

[sukhsan]

Hi Alex

I did not find gettodayOHLC1. efs . Can u help?

Thanx

Sukh

[ACM]

Sukh
You can find it here
Alex

[sukhsan]

Thanks Alex

I got it

Sukh

[larrydudash]

Question for Alex
Need very simple sound alert.

When Price= 35
then sound alert

[ACM]

Larry
I think this should do what you asked.
You can also change the Value (which is set to 35 as default) through Edit Studies
Alex

function preMain() {
    setPriceStudy(true);
    setStudyTitle("35");
    setShowCursorLabel(false)
    
    var fp1 = new FunctionParameter("Value", FunctionParameter.NUMBER);
    fp1.setLowerLimit(0);        
    fp1.setDefault(35);
    
          
}
function main(Value) {

if (close()==Value)
Alert.playSound("ding.wav");

return ;
} 

[larrydudash]

Alex
Thank you for your fast reply.
I will give it a try.

Larry Dudash

[vedaball]

Dear Alex (or anyone else who knows the answer!)

I am trying to code the following: "if MACD Signal is below 0 (zero), then ..."

It can't be done using the Formula Wizard, because there seems to be no function for comparing an indicator's value with a specific numerical value such as 0.

Any idea how can this be done?

Thanks

Veda

[ACM]

Veda
It can be done in Formula Wizard. See attached efs created using only the Formula Wizard where if the Signal line is below 0 it is painted in red and if above 0 it is painted in lime.
Alex

[ACM]

Veda (and anyone else who downloaded the efs)
There is a labeling error in the formula. MACD and Sig labels should be reversed
Alex

This is how the list appears in the Study Configuration window in Formula Wizard



And this is how it should be