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Post From: How do I Show Profiles on Subgraphs?
| [2016-03-03 00:00:45] |
| Yoda - Posts: 106 |
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Thank you very much for the code to a proper range histogram. I have made a few minor modifications to the code and have enclosed it below. There is only one issue that I'm having when I add this study...SC is creating 2 subgraphs below the existing subgraphs. The first subgraph is blank, and then the range subgraph follows immediately below. Any idea why I'm getting the blank subgraph? #include "sierrachart.h" // See the following for more info: How do I Show Profiles on Subgraphs? // Original created by enemyspy with a few subsequent modifications made by Yoda. // This code is provided on an "As is, Where is" basis for educational purposes only. SCDLLName("Range_v01b") SCSFExport scsf_Range(SCStudyGraphRef sc) { SCSubgraphRef Range = sc.Subgraph[0]; SCInputRef StudyInput = sc.Input[0]; if (sc.SetDefaults) { sc.GraphName = "Range"; sc.FreeDLL = 0; sc.AutoLoop = 1; sc.ValueFormat = VALUEFORMAT_INHERITED; // Sets the numeric display format to the same format as set in Chart >> ChartSettings (Yoda) sc.DisplayStudyInputValues = 0; // 0 to uncheck the Display Input Values box (Yoda) // sc.UpdateAlways = 1; Range.Name = "Range"; Range.DrawStyle = DRAWSTYLE_BAR; Range.PrimaryColor = RGB(0, 255, 0); // Green (color changed by Yoda) Range.LineWidth = 5; // The higher the #, the thicker the bar (Yoda) Range.LineLabel = LL_DISPLAY_NAME | LL_NAME_REVERSE_COLORS | LL_NAME_ALIGN_CENTER | LL_NAME_ALIGN_FAR_RIGHT | LL_DISPLAY_VALUE | LL_VALUE_ALIGN_CENTER | LL_VALUE_ALIGN_VALUES_SCALE; // Automatically turns on the labels (Yoda) return; } Range[sc.Index] = sc.High[sc.Index] - sc.Low[sc.Index]; return; } |