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ACSIL - Getting the VPOC of a CUSTOM Volume Profile
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| [2014-03-13 15:54:24] |
| Zosimus - Posts: 345 |
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Does ACSIL have a way to get the VPOC of a Volume Profile that was drawn using the TOOLS >> Draw Volume Profile ? I understand that although it appears in the Tools menu it is actually a study so I thought perhaps sc.GetStudyArrayUsingID might work. |
| [2014-03-13 16:32:05] |
| Zosimus - Posts: 345 |
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Date Time Of Last Edit: 2014-03-13 16:32:22
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| [2014-03-13 21:34:05] |
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Yes. The point of control data is held in the sc.Subgraph[1].Data array for the volume by price study.
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| [2014-03-13 21:36:56] |
| Zosimus - Posts: 345 |
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Great, thanks.
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| [2014-03-27 18:10:33] |
| Zosimus - Posts: 345 |
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The POC spans over many bars so if I want to get the price of the POC Which index should I use when I pull this SubGraph's data into a SCFloatArray ? example: SCFloatArray VPOC; sc.GetStudyArrayUsingID (VP_ID.GetStudyID(), POC_SG.GetSubgraphIndex(), VPOC); float POC_Price = VPOC [Some Index]; (VP_ID, VPOC_SG are inputs that specify the ID of the Volume Profile study and the SubGraph of the POC). |
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