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**ACM** · 05-07-2003, 10:23 PM

Ian
Don't know if there is one but the attached efs will just sound a ding and show an alert when the +DM crosses above and below the -DM.
The Length setting for the ADXDM study is 14. Use the Editor and change the value in Line 1 if needed
Alex

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dmxover.efs (1.1 KB, 231 views)

**nife01** · 05-09-2003, 03:39 PM

Re: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

Much appreciated Alex.

Ian
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**raymillen** · 12-31-2003, 05:55 AM

Originally posted by Alexis C. Montenegro
Ian
Don't know if there is one but the attached efs will just sound a ding and show an alert when the +DM crosses above and below the -DM.
The Length setting for the ADXDM study is 14. Use the Editor and change the value in Line 1 if needed
Alex

Hi Alex
Would it be possible to configure an alert for adx(14) crossing a specific level (im looking for extreme situations)
regards
Ray

**ACM** · 12-31-2003, 05:57 AM

Ray
Yes you can add that in the conditions
Alex

**dloomis** · 12-31-2003, 06:00 AM

Re: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

Did you try the formula wizard? - piece of cake.

If you need some help getting started let me know.

**ACM** · 12-31-2003, 06:04 AM

Ray
Attached is an example where it will sound a ding if ADX goes above 25.
All parameters for the study and the trigger level can be adjusted via Edit Studies
Alex

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(raymillen)adxdm-alertadx.efs (2.2 KB, 215 views)

**raymillen** · 12-31-2003, 06:24 AM

Re: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

Much obliged
Happy new year
Ray
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Subject: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

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**ACM** · 12-31-2003, 06:26 AM

Ray
You are most welcome and Happy New Year to you too.
Alex

**ACM** · 12-31-2003, 06:39 AM

Ray
You may need to post the efs while on line in the forum because sending it using your email client introduces a lot of extraneous characters (for example it adds 3D after every equal sign)
Alex

NOTE: There seems to be a problem with the BB as this message was posted in reply to the one above

**raymillen** · 12-31-2003, 06:45 AM

Re: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

Hi Again
sorry to be a pain but im trying to modify the adx color efs to include =
the
alert for extreme readings and now i get nothing if you could check =
this or
include a mod to adx color to include an alert i would be much obliged.
Ray
/************************
Copyright =A9 eSignal, 2003
*************************

Description: This is a color coded ADX study.

Inputs:

nDILength - Length of DI (default is 14)
nADXSmooth - Smoothing of ADX (default is 14)
nLowestLevel - Lowest Color Level (default is 10)
nLowLevel - Low Color Level (default is 20)
nMedLevel - Medium Color Level (default is 30)
nHighLevel - High Color Level (default is 45)
nLowestColor - Lowest Color (default is Dark Red)
nLowColor - Low Color (default is Red)
nMedColor - Medium Color (default is Blue)
nHighColor - High Color (default is Green)
nHighestColor - Highest Color (default is White)

*/

//var study =3D new ADXDMStudy(14, 14);
var study =3D null;
var vColor =3D null;

var fp3 =3D new FunctionParameter("Level", FunctionParameter.NUMBER);
fp3.setLowerLimit(0);
fp3.setDefault(25); //Edit this value to set a new default

function preMain() {

setStudyTitle("ADX Color");
setCursorLabelName("ADX");
setDefaultBarThickness(2,0);
setCursorLabelName("+DI",1);
setCursorLabelName("-DI",2);

setDefaultBarFgColor(Color.blue,1);
setDefaultBarFgColor(Color.red,2);
}

function main( nDILength,
nADXSmooth,
nLowestLevel,
nLowLevel,
nMedLevel,
nHighLevel,
nLowestColor,
nLowColor,
nMedColor,
nHighColor,
nHighestColor) {

// check inputs and set defaults
if (nDILength =3D=3D null) {
nDILength =3D 14;
} else {
nDILength =3D Math.round(nDILength);
}

if (nADXSmooth =3D=3D null) {
nADXSmooth =3D 14;
} else {
nADXSmooth =3D Math.round(nADXSmooth);
}

if (nLowestLevel =3D=3D null) nLowestLevel =3D 10;
if (nLowLevel =3D=3D null) nLowLevel =3D 20;
if (nMedLevel =3D=3D null) nMedLevel =3D 30;
if (nHighLevel =3D=3D null) nHighLevel =3D 45;

/*** Valid Colors ***
aqua, black, blue, brown, cyan, darkgreen,
darkgrey, fushcia, green, grey, khaki,
lightgrey, lightyellow, lime, magenta,
maroon, navy, olive, paleyellow, purple,
red, teal, white, yellow
************************/

if (nLowestColor =3D=3D null) {
nLowestColor =3D Color.maroon;
} else {
nLowestColor =3D eval("Color."+nLowestColor);
}

if (nLowColor =3D=3D null) {
nLowColor =3D Color.red;
} else {
nLowColor =3D eval("Color."+nLowColor);
}

if (nMedColor =3D=3D null) {
nMedColor =3D Color.blue;
} else {
nMedColor =3D eval("Color."+nMedColor);
}

if (nHighColor =3D=3D null) {
nHighColor =3D Color.lime;
} else {
nHighColor =3D eval("Color."+nHighColor);
}

if (nHighestColor =3D=3D null) {
nHighestColor =3D Color.white;
} else {
nHighestColor =3D eval("Color."+nHighestColor);
}

if (study =3D=3D null) study =3D new =
ADXDMStudy(nDILength,nADXSmooth);

var vADX =3D study.getValue(ADXDMStudy.ADX);
if (vADX =3D=3D null) return;
var vPDI =3D study.getValue(ADXDMStudy.PDI);
if (vPDI =3D=3D null) return;
var vNDI =3D study.getValue(ADXDMStudy.NDI);
if (vNDI =3D=3D null) return;

// set color
if (vADX <=3D nLowestLevel) {
vColor =3D nLowestColor;

} else if (vADX <=3D nLowLevel) {
vColor =3D nLowColor;

} else if (vADX <=3D nMedLevel) {
vColor =3D nMedColor;

} else if (vADX <=3D nHighLevel) {
vColor =3D nHighColor;

} else {
vColor =3D nHighestColor;
}

if (vColor !=3D null) setBarFgColor (vColor,0);

if (vADX =3D=3D null) vADX =3D new ADXDMStudy(DILength, =
ADXLength);

if(vADX.getValue(ADXDMStudy.ADX,-1)<Level&&vADX.getValue(ADXDMStudy.ADX)=
>Lev
el)
Alert.playSound("ding.wav");

return new Array(vADX.getValue(ADXDMStudy.ADX),
vADX.getValue(ADXDMStudy.PDI), vADX.getValue(ADXDMStudy.NDI));

return vADX;
}

----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 8:04 AM
Subject: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

> Hello raymillen,
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>

**raymillen** · 12-31-2003, 06:58 AM

Re: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

ok thanks i try again later
ray

----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 8:39 AM
Subject: Reply to post 'DMI alert'

> Hello raymillen,
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>

**ACM** · 12-31-2003, 07:01 AM

Ray
Here is the corrected and revised version of the efs you posted
Alex

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adx-alerts.efs (3.3 KB, 225 views)

**fabrizio** · 12-31-2003, 07:07 AM

Ray

I tried to copy and paste your Formula and I have this output error

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**ACM** · 12-31-2003, 07:10 AM

There are two problems here.
The first one is that messages sent using email client are getting bumped after messages posted on line. In fact my reply to the message with the incorrect efs is now placed before the message I was responding to (see a couple of messages back).
In that message you will see that I mention that some extraneous characters (specifically 3D) are being inserted in the efs after every equal sign.
Anyhow this has been fixed and the efs I just posted takes care of that error while adding the sound alert
Alex

PS. I have already alerted eSignal to the problem of email messages being placed out of sequence

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