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1. The easiest way is to apply the user defined parameters already defined for the bands. To do this replace the values 30 and 70 used in the conditions in lines 61 through 68 of the script with Lower and Upper respectively. This way changing the parameters Upper and Lower in Edit Studies will also change the thresholds for OB/OS used in the conditions to color the price bars.
2. You would need to add a Function Parameter for each color you want to change. You can find an easy example on how to do this complete with comments in this post. For more information on Function Parameters see this article in the EFS KnowledgeBase
3. As with the color you would need to add a Function Parameter that allows that selection.
4. If you mean being able to run the study on intervals other than the one being charted then I would suggest that you wait for EFS2 to be available as it will make the task considerably easier.
5. To do that you need to add a setPriceStudy(true); statement in preMain. Then replace the return statement ie return new Array (vStoch..etc etc); with return;
If you are unfamiliar with efs I would suggest that you go through the EFS KnowledgeBase and in particular the Help Guides section that includes guides on using the Formula Wizard (which is a great learning tool BTW) and guides to creating indicators and graphics using EFS.
Alex
1. The easiest way is to apply the user defined parameters already defined for the bands. To do this replace the values 30 and 70 used in the conditions in lines 61 through 68 of the script with Lower and Upper respectively. This way changing the parameters Upper and Lower in Edit Studies will also change the thresholds for OB/OS used in the conditions to color the price bars.
2. You would need to add a Function Parameter for each color you want to change. You can find an easy example on how to do this complete with comments in this post. For more information on Function Parameters see this article in the EFS KnowledgeBase
3. As with the color you would need to add a Function Parameter that allows that selection.
4. If you mean being able to run the study on intervals other than the one being charted then I would suggest that you wait for EFS2 to be available as it will make the task considerably easier.
5. To do that you need to add a setPriceStudy(true); statement in preMain. Then replace the return statement ie return new Array (vStoch..etc etc); with return;
If you are unfamiliar with efs I would suggest that you go through the EFS KnowledgeBase and in particular the Help Guides section that includes guides on using the Formula Wizard (which is a great learning tool BTW) and guides to creating indicators and graphics using EFS.
Alex
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