“AND” is the logical operator used to add different functions in the same expression.
Example:
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myRSIvalue = RSI[14](Close) myValueCondition = 50 if(myRSIvalue > myValueCondition AND myRSIvalue[1] < myValueCondition) THEN SIGNAL = 1 ELSE SIGNAL = 0 ENDIF RETURN SIGNAL |
Instruction used to name a line or indicator displayed on chart. Used with “RETURN”.
Example:
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RETURN indicatorValue AS "Name of my Indicator" |
Logicial operator NOT.
Syntax:
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NOT |
Example:
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result = 0 FOR i=0 TO 20 DO a = Close[i+10] b = Close[i] if not (a > b) THEN result = 1 ENDIF NEXT RETURN result |
Logical operator “OR”. Used for testing different conditions on the same statement.
Syntax:
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OR |
Example:
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i1 = lowest[10](close) IF (close[1]<i1 OR low[1]<i1) THEN result = 1 ELSE result = 0 ENDIF RETURN result |
Logical operator eXclusive OR.
Syntax:
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XOR |
Example :
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a = 5 b = 7 c = 6 if(c>a XOR c>b) THEN result = 1 ENDIF RETURN result |
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