Hello all,
I was trying to write a custom study when I got an error because I was trying to reference more than 7 symbols within the study. So now my latest thought is to break the study down into two studies, and then call them as EFS externals.
I am a little confused with the process. From what I've read in the knowledge base you must include the directory / file path of the location where the EFS is located that you are trying to call.
I assume that would mean somthing like this
var xStudy = efsExternal(C:,Program Files, Esignal, Formulas, My Custom Indicator);
1 - How important is the capitalization? I assume extreamly. Is my capitalization correct??
2 - Am I correct in using comas in referenceing the file path or should I be using slashes / ???
3 - Does the entire file path and custom study name have to be in quotes?? Or just the name of the custom study, or none of it??
4 - The EFS study that I am trying to reference returns an array. Is that OK?
5 - Is the colon after the C correct or should I leave that off??
Any help is appreciated!!!
Thanks,
John
I was trying to write a custom study when I got an error because I was trying to reference more than 7 symbols within the study. So now my latest thought is to break the study down into two studies, and then call them as EFS externals.
I am a little confused with the process. From what I've read in the knowledge base you must include the directory / file path of the location where the EFS is located that you are trying to call.
I assume that would mean somthing like this
var xStudy = efsExternal(C:,Program Files, Esignal, Formulas, My Custom Indicator);
1 - How important is the capitalization? I assume extreamly. Is my capitalization correct??
2 - Am I correct in using comas in referenceing the file path or should I be using slashes / ???
3 - Does the entire file path and custom study name have to be in quotes?? Or just the name of the custom study, or none of it??
4 - The EFS study that I am trying to reference returns an array. Is that OK?
5 - Is the colon after the C correct or should I leave that off??
Any help is appreciated!!!
Thanks,
John
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