Oscillator of MA ?

[howcool]

Hi,

If I have EFS formulas of two indicators, how can I put one on another?
I learned some example for this, however, my question is somewhat different.

f.e., I want plot an oscillator(such as CMO ) of non-builtin MA, say, KAMA . (not the KAMA of CMO)

Any help would be much appreciated.

Mike

[howcool]

Mmmmm, no one can help? or I should find the answer somewhere else?
Mike

[Guest]

Take a look at this link .

It discusses calling a secondary efs from within a primary efs. I would recommend calling the Kama study as the price input for the CMO study. The files in the referenced link do something similar, just note the precautions in the referenced link and I think you can make it work well. If not, please post your results and if I cannot help there are several people I'm sure that will help you.

[howcool]

Hi Steve,

Thanks for your help!
trying...

Mike

[howcool]

Hi Steve,

I still can't code it out, could you please help me?
I am new at eSignal, and just begin to recode my system from Wealth-lab two weeks ago. Java and Pascal are totally different.
It's very easy with Wealth-lab, just a single line like this:

CMO1 := CMOSeries( KAMASeries( #Close,15 ), 15 );

Thanks.

Mike

[Guest]

No prob, I will take a look at over the weekend. The efs platform is very powerful. However, the flexibility and significant power of efs is at times a drawback. This has been recognized by eSignal and efs2 is in the works as an extension to efs to make routine tasks such as this much simpler.

Please post your code, this will elicit significant help from the community and you may get your answer before I can even get to it.

[howcool]

Hi Steve,

The Wealth-lab Chartscript that plot an CMO of KAMA :

var Bar, CMO1, CMOPane: integer;
CMOPane := CreatePane( 80, true, true );
CMO1 := CMOSeries( KAMASeries( #Close,15 ),15 );
PlotSeriesLabel( CMO1, CMOPane, #Green, #Thick, 'CMO1=CMO(KAMA1,15)' );

Here is a screen shot.

Nice weekend.

Mike