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Did the Auto Retracement/Projection study get changed in the v1491 release?

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[2016-11-30 14:35:03]
User264623 - Posts: 28
Since the latest update a day ago, the Auto Retracement / Projection study seems to not be tracking the Highs/Lows very well. It's always worked perfect for me in the past.
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[2016-11-30 20:17:56]
User264623 - Posts: 28
I believe the issue to be this:

Studies6.cpp file:

Lines 3707-3713:

if (ReferenceSingleSubgraph.GetYesNo())
  {
    OpenSubgraph = SC_OPEN;
    HighSubgraph = SC_OPEN;
    LowSubgraph = SC_OPEN;
    LastSubgraph = SC_OPEN;
  }

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I changed the base data to reflect the following:

if (ReferenceSingleSubgraph.GetYesNo())
  {
    OpenSubgraph = SC_OPEN;
    HighSubgraph = SC_HIGH;
    LowSubgraph = SC_LOW;
    LastSubgraph = SC_LAST;
  }

I recompiled and the high / low function of the study now reflects properly, and not the open of the bar as was the case of issue in my original post.
[2016-11-30 20:18:14]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
Yes there was a change and we now realize it was not done correctly. We are fixing this now.

We will have a release out in a few hours.
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