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  • #16
    John
    As far as I can see both are working fine. What version of eSignal are you running?
    The new dsUtilities library requires version 7.9.1 (build 732) or later
    Alex

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    • #17
      Ah, I am on Build 719. I will try updating.

      Thnx

      JOHN

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      • #18
        John
        If need be you can find the original copy of the dsUtilities library here
        Alex

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        • #19
          Thanks, again, Alex. That was really nice of you. That did it -- I updated my eSignal. Now I just gotta figure out how to color these lines the way i want 'em.

          By the way, Is there anything I should be doing to be more aware of when eSignal is updated w/a new version? Am I supposed to be on some kinda notification list? Or do I just check the website periodicallly?

          JOHN

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          • #20
            John
            With regards to notifications of updates subscribe to this thread which is where eSignal announces the release of new versions.
            Alex

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            • #21
              Alex,

              Correct me if I am wrong, but with the lines in this EFS all done via one Array, I have lost the ability to color them differently from each other, no?

              JOHN

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              • #22
                John
                No you can still color them individually by assigning the color to each element of the array (starting from 0 for the first element) ie setDefaultBarFgColor(Color.yourcolor,0) assigns the color to the first element
                For a practical example look at preMain of the basicBB.efs that is in the EFS2 Basic subfolder of Formulas. You will see that each element of the return array is assigned its color, plot type, thickness, etc
                Alex

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                • #23
                  Alex,

                  Thanks again.

                  I had a little trouble at first.
                  setDefaultBarGcColor(Color.yourcolor,0)
                  is not quite right. I think you meant "Fg", not "Gc".
                  Anyway... got it working super now.

                  Thanks, again.

                  JOHN

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                  • #24
                    John
                    Glad to hear everything is working fine and sorry for the typo (which I have now edited to avoid further confusion)
                    Alex

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