Define price zone via an indicator

• 08/25/2019 at 3:07 PM #105517
  stefou102

  Hello,

  I’m looking for help in order to define price zone via a rectangle draw. Let’s say that in my indicator I calculate 5 price variables

  variable1=200, variable2=150,variable3=196,variable4=207,variable5=110

  do you have any idea how I can, sort and group variables together based on distance threshold (so in my exemple only variable1,3,4 would be grouped together because there is less than 15 point distance between them)? The idea finally would be to draw a rectangle between 196 and 207.

  thx for your ideas

  

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  08/25/2019 at 3:48 PM #105519
  robertogozzi

  To sort 5 variables you’ll have to write:

  Var1=200 Var2=150 Var3=196 Var4=207 Var5=110 // V1=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V1=Var1 then Var1=0 ElsIf V1=Var2 then Var2=0 ElsIf V1=Var3 then Var3=0 ElsIf V1=Var4 then Var4=0 ElsIf V1=Var5 then Var5=0 Endif // V2=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V2=Var1 then Var1=0 ElsIf V2=Var2 then Var2=0 ElsIf V2=Var3 then Var3=0 ElsIf V2=Var4 then Var4=0 ElsIf V2=Var5 then Var5=0 Endif // V3=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V3=Var1 then Var1=0 ElsIf V3=Var2 then Var2=0 ElsIf V3=Var3 then Var3=0 ElsIf V3=Var4 then Var4=0 ElsIf V3=Var5 then Var5=0 Endif // V4=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V4=Var1 then Var1=0 ElsIf V4=Var2 then Var2=0 ElsIf V4=Var3 then Var3=0 ElsIf V4=Var4 then Var4=0 ElsIf V4=Var5 then Var5=0 Endif // V5=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V5=Var1 then Var1=0 ElsIf V5=Var2 then Var2=0 ElsIf V5=Var3 then Var3=0 ElsIf V5=Var4 then Var4=0 ElsIf V5=Var5 then Var5=0 Endif // // V1...V5 are now sorted, in descending order // // should you need to have the original variables sorted, just write: Var1=V1 Var2=V2 Var3=V3 Var4=V4 Var5=V5

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  Var1=200 Var2=150 Var3=196 Var4=207 Var5=110 // V1=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V1=Var1 then    Var1=0 ElsIf V1=Var2 then    Var2=0 ElsIf V1=Var3 then    Var3=0 ElsIf V1=Var4 then    Var4=0 ElsIf V1=Var5 then    Var5=0 Endif // V2=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V2=Var1 then    Var1=0 ElsIf V2=Var2 then    Var2=0 ElsIf V2=Var3 then    Var3=0 ElsIf V2=Var4 then    Var4=0 ElsIf V2=Var5 then    Var5=0 Endif // V3=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V3=Var1 then    Var1=0 ElsIf V3=Var2 then    Var2=0 ElsIf V3=Var3 then    Var3=0 ElsIf V3=Var4 then    Var4=0 ElsIf V3=Var5 then    Var5=0 Endif // V4=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V4=Var1 then    Var1=0 ElsIf V4=Var2 then    Var2=0 ElsIf V4=Var3 then    Var3=0 ElsIf V4=Var4 then    Var4=0 ElsIf V4=Var5 then    Var5=0 Endif // V5=max(Var1,max(Var2,max(Var3,max(Var4,max(Var5))))) If V5=Var1 then    Var1=0 ElsIf V5=Var2 then    Var2=0 ElsIf V5=Var3 then    Var3=0 ElsIf V5=Var4 then    Var4=0 ElsIf V5=Var5 then    Var5=0 Endif // // V1...V5 are now sorted, in descending order // // should you need to have the original variables sorted, just write: Var1=V1 Var2=V2 Var3=V3 Var4=V4 Var5=V5

   

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  08/25/2019 at 4:39 PM #105523
  stefou102

  Thx very much robertogozzi, that’s already very valuable!

  then I guess I can do:

  Var1-var2<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var2 Endif If Var1-var3<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var3 Endif If var1-var4<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var4 Endif If var1-var5<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var5 Endif

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  Var1-var2<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var2 Endif If Var1-var3<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var3 Endif If var1-var4<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var4 Endif If var1-var5<15 then Rect1=var1 Rect2=var5 Endif

  And repeat that 4 more times (var2-var3<15 etc).and it should work.

  problem maybe is that I have more than 50 variables, so it could become a very very long code.

  So anyone has an idea in order to optimize that by first filtering all variables with price too far from the latest price? But then you add a level of complexity because you don’t know anymore how many variables do you have…

  

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  08/25/2019 at 6:05 PM #105526
  robertogozzi

  Yes, it’s very complex due to lack of arrays.

  In a future major release they should be added, maybe before the end of 2020?

  Anyway… your code is fine to find the boundaries of the rectangle.

  You can move line 2 before line 1 and remove lines 6, 10 and 14, since the Rect1 will always be = Var1.

  Also in my code lines 60 through 70 are useless, being the last variable.

  

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