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  • re: murrey math octaves

    Chris,
    thanks for responding so quickly! only problem i have is that the prices & octave labels don't line up with the lines.

    attached is a snapshot:
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    • MM Octaves with eighths

      Chris,
      I was wondering if this is how the labels are meant to appear in your study. Attached is another snapshot in which I have compressed the price panel to demonstrate how these labels appear on my chart. Is this how you mean them to appear?

      Thanks very much,
      Angela
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      • MurreyMathAltButtons.efs is fantastic

        this is a fantastic study.
        thank you Chris.
        angela

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        • Originally posted by ckryza
          A new version of the dsUtilities library (v1.27) has been uploaded to the File Share. It contains a new function (dsPlayWAV()) that allows you to play a specified WAV file multiple times in succession.

          A corresponding DLL file is required and is also available in the File Share. Just save the DLL directly into your eSignal Program Directory ( generally c:\Program Files\eSignal ) prior to using the new dsPlayWAV() function.

          Documentation has also been updated.

          Note that this version of the library requires eSignal 7.91 (Build 732) or newer to operate.

          Link to File Share:

          http://share.esignal.com/groupconten...es&groupid=114

          Chris
          How do you install these libraries? Also, I tried to open the .efsLib files but I was prompted for a password. Is the source code available?

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          • dsgetValueAtTime()

            I wrote a script to calculate same-time volume moving averages using dsgetValueAtTime(). When I run the EFS it crashes eSignal. Anybody knows what could be the problem?
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            • Yes, I see the problem. With the larger lookback settings it is basically causing eSignal to run out of resources. I will play around with the library to see if I can come up with a more efficient way of doing it.

              Chris

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              • HULL Moving Average HMA

                Hi,
                Is there any chance you could make this great indicator?
                I got it from ensign website on their latest free newsletter.
                It is only one line like a moving average but it is modified and all the setting needed are in that newsletter.
                I would like the line to change color rising or falling and be able to change the length and the thickness.
                Thats it.
                Thanks.
                Hank

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                • I placed one that matches the Ensign description in my Specialty Scripts group in the Miscellaneous Folder. I'm fairly certain that there are other Hull MA scripts in the File Share as well.

                  Link to File Share:

                  http://share.esignal.com/groupconten...us&groupid=114

                  Chris

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                  • Originally posted by ckryza
                    Yes, I see the problem. With the larger lookback settings it is basically causing eSignal to run out of resources. I will play around with the library to see if I can come up with a more efficient way of doing it.

                    Chris
                    Thanks Chris. I look forward for the same-time VMA indicator to work with the dsUtilities functions. I'll post the EFS here when it will work fine.

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                    • Attached is a very fast and efficient method of doing the STVMA thing.

                      Chris
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                      • Originally posted by ckryza
                        Attached is a very fast and efficient method of doing the STVMA thing.

                        Chris
                        With some minor tweaks to the original formula, I put together an EFS that calculates same-time VMA for $TVOL (NYSE intraday cumulative volume indicator). The same EFS can also be used to plot NASDAQ volumes by entering $TVOLQ in the parameters list.
                        You must set a time template in your chart to contain at least as many days as the value specified in the VMA parameter. For more information check out this thread.

                        Thanks a lot to Chris and JasonK for helping me out with this formula.
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                        • Hello,
                          I just downloaded the five B-Line scripts form the Specialty Scripts group.

                          But the Output Formula window says " 2X_BLiine-PricePane.efs. line 309: Formula file not found: __StochasticAltPrice.efs. "

                          What do I need to do to get it to work?

                          Russ
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                          • Russ
                            You need the file that is shown in the error message
                            Alex

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                            • Oh....I see what the problem is now.

                              When I copied the file name I failed to include the two underscores in front of the file name.

                              StochasticAltPrice.efs

                              Instead of:
                              __StochasticAltPrice.efs

                              It is working fine now.

                              Thanks some much.

                              I can always count on you or someone here at eSignal. To get me going again.

                              Russ

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                              • I uploaded a new EFS2 Library File to my Specialty Scripts group that includes a set of routines that encapsulate the eSignal EFS FunctionParameter class. In addition to making it a little easier to set up EFS menus, these routines also allow you to create scripts where the end user can set their own default values.... a feature that previously was only available in the eSignal Built-In indicators.

                                All files are in a zip, which includes an installation readme file as well as 3 example scripts.

                                Here is the link to the File Share:

                                http://share.esignal.com/groupconten...es&groupid=114

                                Chris

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