MA line not generated for last bar

[daborn-fox]

Hi,

I have a fairly simple EMA study that seems to be producing values correctly for all but the final bar (see attachment).

Above preMain:
var PMP = new MAStudy(vPMP_Sample, 0, "HL/2", MAStudy.SIMPLE);

var FastEMA_of_PMP = new MAStudy(vFastXAP_Sample, 0, PMP, MAStudy.MA, MAStudy.EXPONENTIAL);

Main:
var vFastXAP_Current = FastEMA_of_PMP.getValue(MAStudy.MA, 0);

var vFastXAP_Previous = FastEMA_of_PMP.getValue(MAStudy.MA, vFastXAP_LookBack);

if (vFastXAP_Current > (vFastXAP_Previous+vRangeDiff)) {
setBarFgColor(Color.green,0);
}

I have tried setComputeOnClose(true) or (false), it makes no difference.

Can anyone help, please?

[ACM]

Re: MA line not generated for last bar

daborn-fox
Make sure you do not have the global setting "Make all formulas compute on close..." enabled (see in Tools-> EFS-> Settings)
Alex

Originally posted by daborn-fox
Hi,

I have a fairly simple EMA study that seems to be producing values correctly for all but the final bar (see attachment).

Above preMain:
var PMP = new MAStudy(vPMP_Sample, 0, "HL/2", MAStudy.SIMPLE);

var FastEMA_of_PMP = new MAStudy(vFastXAP_Sample, 0, PMP, MAStudy.MA, MAStudy.EXPONENTIAL);

Main:
var vFastXAP_Current = FastEMA_of_PMP.getValue(MAStudy.MA, 0);

var vFastXAP_Previous = FastEMA_of_PMP.getValue(MAStudy.MA, vFastXAP_LookBack);

if (vFastXAP_Current > (vFastXAP_Previous+vRangeDiff)) {
setBarFgColor(Color.green,0);
}

I have tried setComputeOnClose(true) or (false), it makes no difference.

Can anyone help, please?

[daborn-fox]

Thank you, I checked and that was not set. I tried setting it, not setting it and both combinations with SetComputeOnClose choices but no combination made a difference.

I now have Make all formulas compute on close disabled (unchecked) and SetComputeOnClose set to true.

[ACM]

daborn-fox
Also, the setComputeOnClose() function does not use any parameters [see the article in the EFS KnowledgeBase] so even if you have it as setComputeOnClose(false) the charts will still compute on close only. You need to delete or comment out the statement
Alex

[daborn-fox]

Thanks, that's done it. I definately saw an article somewhere with SetComputeOnClose having a parameter but that must have been wrong.

Many thanks for your help!

[ACM]

daborn-fox
You are welcome
Alex

Originally posted by daborn-fox
Thanks, that's done it. I definately saw an article somewhere with SetComputeOnClose having a parameter but that must have been wrong.

Many thanks for your help!