I started using this a few weeks ago:
myTICK = "$TICK,1";
myTICK_H_now = high(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_L_now = low(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
I briefly remember someone stating there is an error in this call. I just wanted to clarify . . .
In the following . . .
myTICK_H_now = high(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
I understand that 0 is for the current index, but I am not sure what the 1 next to it represents. I thought that it might have been the length of the chart, like 1 minute or 3 minute, but I thought that is what the 1 is for in:
myTICK = "$TICK,1";
So just a quick explanation would help make sure I am calling this right.
Thanks a million,
Thomas.
myTICK = "$TICK,1";
myTICK_H_now = high(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
myTICK_L_now = low(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
I briefly remember someone stating there is an error in this call. I just wanted to clarify . . .
In the following . . .
myTICK_H_now = high(0, 1, myTICK)*1;
I understand that 0 is for the current index, but I am not sure what the 1 next to it represents. I thought that it might have been the length of the chart, like 1 minute or 3 minute, but I thought that is what the 1 is for in:
myTICK = "$TICK,1";
So just a quick explanation would help make sure I am calling this right.
Thanks a million,
Thomas.
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