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ASCIL Finding Previous High/Low
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| [2020-02-21 17:41:05] |
| User439067 - Posts: 48 |
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I use sc.GetIndexOfHighestValue and sc.GetIndexOfLowestValue to get the bar of the last high. Is there sample code available to show me how I would use the current bar of sc.GetIndexOfLowestValue/sc.GetIndexOfHighestValue as the starting point for finding the previous HL? Thanks. |
| [2020-02-21 19:07:12] |
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Those functions do use the current bar when looking for the highest/lowest value. And they also take a Length parameter to specify how far back to look.
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| [2020-02-21 20:30:51] |
| User439067 - Posts: 48 |
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Right I know how that works natively. What I need to see is how to start the length parameter over, at the bar where the normal function would find the HIGH/LOW. I tried to explain it with attached image. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2020-02-21 20:33:50
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| [2020-02-24 01:22:31] |
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You need to specify the Index parameter with that function with the bar index from where you want the function to start checking.
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