2004 Jan: eSignal_TRIX.efs

[michaelm]

Jason,

Great job, but would be nice to see for intraday, along with Rising Darkness indicator.

[fabrizio]

Thank you Jason

Greta job, Seems quite a complicated endeavour .
I did not received yet my S&C copy and I look forward to read it

[jrbarr]

Jason,

I agree with michaelm. Is it possible to modify this script so that it can function on an intraday chart?

Thank you,

jrbarr

[eSignal_JasonK]

Hello jrbarr and Michael,

Yes, you can easily modify the code to allow for intraday use. Just comment out or delete the first if() statement at the top of main, which is lines 93-98. Example,

function main(nLength, nSLength, sLEntry, sLExit, sSEntry, sSExit) {
    //if (isDWM() == false) {
        //drawTextAbsolute(-1, 10, "Formula requires Daily, Weekly or Monthly interval.", 
            //Color.red, Color.black, 
            //Text.BOLD|Text.RIGHT|Text.RELATIVETOBOTTOM, null, 12, "error");
        //return;
    //} 

For the Rising Darkness study, remove the same block of code from the top of main().

[jrbarr]

Jason,

Thanks so much for your prompt reply. I did exactly as you said and it works perfectly on intraday charts.

jrbarr

[skywalker]

TRIX indicator

I just downloaded the TRIX.efs file last evening. When attempting to use within a chart, received message of invalid formula.

What is the fix?

Mark

[eSignal_JasonK]

Hello Mark,

What exactly was the error message? Was it an error message in the formula output window or a text message on the chart itself that read: "Formula requires Daily, Weekly or Monthly interval."

If it was the text message on the chart, then follow my instructions in my previous post in this thread for commenting out the first if statement that checks the chart's interval.

[skywalker]

RE: Reply to post '2004 Jan: eSignal_TRIX.efs'

Jason . . .=20

The message on the chart is: #Formula Error#

That is the only message.

Mark

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Hello skywalker,

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[eSignal_JasonK]

Hello Mark,

Please open the Formula Output Window (Tools-->EFS) and tell me what the specific error message is.

[eSignal_JasonK]

Click on the Tools menu, EFS and then Formula Output Window.

[skywalker]

RE: Reply to post '2004 Jan: eSignal_TRIX.efs'

Jason . . .

Where do I find the Formula Output Window?

Mark

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Hello skywalker,

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[skywalker]

RE: Reply to post '2004 Jan: eSignal_TRIX.efs'

When I clicked on 'Formulas', and then 'Output Window', here is the =
message
that was there:

Line 31: Reference Error
FunctionParameter is not defined

Mark

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Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 1:05 PM
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Hello skywalker,

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[michaelm]

skywalker,

I have edited this trix efs to be used for intraday data. I have noticed when too many bars are in any of my charts, then it gives me that "Formula Error" message. When I zoom out my charts, and reload the trix efs, it is fine. It seems to be an amount of data problem.

[eSignal_JasonK]

Hello Mark,

Looks like you just need to upgrade to eSignal 7.5. That should fix the problem.

[eSignal_JasonK]

Hello Michael,

Can you recreate the error and tell me the specifics. So far I haven't been able to generate an error with the attached real time version.