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[Programming Help] - How to simply get a value from the VZO once in a while for my one-chart study
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| [2022-12-28 19:38:38] |
| chrisflow - Posts: 3 |
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Is there a simple way to get the Volume Zone Oscillator value and put it into a float variable? This is what I want: "x = current VZO value." I also tried putting the VZO into a subgraph called "Subgraph_VZO" but can't get it to work at all, as you can see below, all failures. Or must I use "sc.GetStudyArrayFromChart()" because I can't get that to work either copying from Studies 1-8.cpp. I've tried all these and none work. They are commented out after they failed to compile and I moved on to the next try.. //Subgraph_VZO[sc.Index] = scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.Index].Subgraph_VZO[sc.Index]; //sc.BaseDataIn[SC_LAST], Subgraph_VZO[sc.Index], //scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator(14, 60, 40, 15, -5, -40, -60); // scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator(Subgraph_VZO[sc.Index]).Subgraph_VZO; // Subgraph_VZO[sc.Index] = scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseData[SC_LAST]].Subgraph_VZO[sc.Index]; // Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index] = scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.Index].Subgraph[7); // Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index] = sc.VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.Index].Subgraph[7); //Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index] = scsf.VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[sc.Index]].Subgraph[7)]; // sc_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[SC_LAST], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index]]; // sc.VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[SC_LAST], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index]]; // scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[SC_LAST], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index]]; // scsf.VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[SC_LAST], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index]]; // sc.VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[SC_LAST], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index]]; //scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[sc.Index], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index]]; // scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[sc.Index], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index], 14, 60, 40, 15, -5, -40, -60]; // scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[sc.Index], Subgraph_ozVZO[sc.Index], 14, 60, 40, 15, -5, -40, -60]; //scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[sc.Index], Subgraph_ozVZO, 14, 60, 40, 15, -5, -40, -60]; // scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn[sc.Index], Subgraph_ozVZO, 14]; // scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator[sc.BaseDataIn, Subgraph_ozVZO, 14]; //scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator(sc.BaseDataIn, Subgraph_ozVZO, 14); // scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator(sc.BaseDataIn[Input_Data.GetInputDataIndex()], Subgraph_ozVZO, 14); //scsf_VolumeZoneOscillator(sc.BaseDataIn[Input_Data.SC_LAST], Subgraph_ozVZO, 14); Thanks! Date Time Of Last Edit: 2022-12-28 19:39:16
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| [2022-12-29 03:04:49] |
| ForgivingComputers.com - Posts: 960 |
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I suggest the use of sc.GetStudyArrayUsingID(). Assuming Autoloop = true, Vol Zone Oscillator study is ID1, and the VZO SG = 8: int ID = 1;
int SG = 7; //This is zero-based so this is SG8 on the chart SCFloatArray VZOStudy; sc.GetStudyArrayUsingID(ID, SG, VZOStudy); float x = VZOStudy[sc.Index]; |
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