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    In the new version of EFS, could you confirm there will be the ability to take a 10 minute efs study and transfer a line plotted on a 10 minute chart into a tick chart and the times will align properly?

    Could you check with those testing the new system and insure they are testing this feature so when it is released, we know it works ok?

    Will there be sample code for this feature such as the many posted programs to speed its utilization since there appears to be a substantial back log of need?

    Best Regards,

    Alan

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    Alan
    Here is a 10 period MA based on 10 min interval that is plotted on a 20T chart. In the same image the 10 min chart is shown for comparison
    Samples for the builtin studies are available with the installer and they are already set up for multiple intervals
    Alex

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    • #3
      New EFS

      Excellent ! Is there an ETA for the release?

      Best Regards,

      Alan

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      • #4
        Alan
        eSignal has indicated a couple of months
        Alex

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        • #5
          New EFS

          Alex,

          As always; thank you for your help !

          Best Regards,

          Alan

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          • #6
            Alan
            As a note of interest here is the efs that I used in the image I posted earlier. As you can see the code is incredibly easy
            Alex


            PHP Code:
            function preMain() {
                
            setPriceStudy(true);
                
            setStudyTitle("MA");
                
            setCursorLabelName("MA");    
            }

            function 
            main(){

                return 
            sma(10,close(inv(10)));

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            • #7
              Nes EFS

              Alex,

              Excellent.

              Today I use getglobalvalue to transfer data. Downside is I can not use backtesting or tick replay and the data is not stored. In the example you showed, will this work just like a typical moving average? Runs in back testing, tick replay and is reloadable without loosing data?

              Best Regards,

              Alan

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              • #8
                Alan
                The answer to all your questions is yes
                Alex

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                • #9
                  New EFS

                  Alex,

                  As always; your support and insight is greatly appreciated.

                  Best Regards,

                  Alan

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