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    Just posting a picture. I have been messing with some mouse functions. This new function is kinda of a pain to figure out. After you play with it for awhile it gets to be pretty interesting on the things you can do!


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    Last edited by FibbGann; 02-14-2004, 11:57 AM.
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  • #2
    Well I was able to create a Gann fann using mouse function in efs. Woooo this gets rough, but I did it! yeaaaahhhh


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    • #3
      Great Job...

      It's pretty cool what you can do with this stuff - huh??

      Are you using arrays?? Can it handle more than one "Fan" at a time??

      You could create an array of objects to control every aspect of the "fans" (color, on/off, others).

      Then your array of objects could allow for more than one fan on a chart at a time.

      (just a few hints).

      B
      Brad Matheny
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      • #4
        Yes I have a down fan, but it is turned off right now. This stuff is pretty thick for me, and takes forever. Everytime I get into some heavy coding (what I consider heavy coding, I'm an amatuer) I get a real headache.
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        • #5
          No arrays
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          • #6
            The programmers rule...

            while (!perfect) {
            debug();
            recode();
            test();
            }

            You're doing great. A good friend of mine once told me "you'll never really learn to program until you sit down and try to write something" - he was right.

            You never really learn this stuff till you try to do it. There is more than one way to accomplish stuff while programming. Find the solution that works for you, then later you'll see another way to do it.

            B
            Brad Matheny
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            • #7
              I have 3 I am working on right now. Although I missed the meaning of the first part of your last code.

              I am doing a Up fan, Down fan, and a Dual Fan.

              Here is the current progress of the Dual Fann.

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              • #8
                Its going to take some work. But, its looking promising.

                Fibbgann
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                • #9
                  What Mouse Function are you referring to?

                  I can't find any documentation for any mouse or cursor functions in the EFS Help Center...

                  I have been struggling to find some way to locate my cursor position in the chart and to return the data from the bar the cursor is on, etc. Of course it can be done, because studies like Fib Levels allow you click to choose which bar to begin with, etc.

                  Please tell me what you have found and where I can find a ref to it.

                  Thanks, Bob

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                  • #10
                    Follow this thread:

                    http://forum.esignalcentral.com/show...ouse+functions

                    I think it will point you in the right direction.

                    Garth
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                    • #11
                      Also if you look at this thread:

                      http://forum.esignalcentral.com/show...ouse+functions

                      You can download a formula that uses the mouse clicks and also inlcudes some higher level functions (things like a simple price magnet, etc).

                      Garth
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                      • #12
                        Garth,
                        Thanks for the link. I have downloaded 2 versions (I think) of the study. On closer examination, they seem only to have 2 different names.

                        Both had to be modified in/at about line 319 and line 400 where the second drawTextRelative(-25, 20, "Risk/Reward... is found. This button draws on top of the Reset button on a chart of ES. No biggie.

                        I will study these functions and play with them. They will be a big help. Thank you very much.

                        Bob

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                        • #13
                          Almost done with fibonacci RET/EXT for mouse clicks. Needs to tweak a few things. Will post when I am done.

                          Fibbgann
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