LIN Forward

• 06/23/2018 at 7:07 AM #74148
  JohnScher

  Hello

  To describe my problem briefly, I have shortened to the essential from PopGun-Indicator i coded – see at the bottom

  The LIN generated by this code turns backward and ends with the current candle. (screenshot1)

  LIN backward

  r= 0 b=0 g=0 Support = 0,3*pipsize Lin = 3 DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,LOW-SUPPORT,barindex-LIN, LOW-SUPPORT )coloured(r,g,b)

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  r= 0 b=0 g=0   Support = 0,3*pipsize Lin = 3 DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,LOW-SUPPORT,barindex-LIN, LOW-SUPPORT )coloured(r,g,b)

   

  I change the code from “barindex-lin” into “barindex+lin” and the lin turns forward.(screenshot2)

  LIN forward

  r= 0 b=0 g=0 Support = 0,3*pipsize Lin = 3 DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,LOW-SUPPORT,barindex+LIN, LOW-SUPPORT )coloured(r,g,b)

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  r= 0 b=0 g=0 Support = 0,3*pipsize Lin = 3   DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,LOW-SUPPORT,barindex+LIN, LOW-SUPPORT )coloured(r,g,b)

  So far so good.

   

  But: The Lin forward will not displayed before until 3 new candles have been created. (screenshot3, same picture like screenshot1 but the Lin is missing)

  How can i program that the lin is already drawn on the current candle before the 3 new candles created.

   

  Kind regards

  JohnScher

  Translated with http://www.DeepL.com/Translator

   

  PopGun

  // PopGun Indikator // Coded by JohnScher PIP = 0.3*pipsize LIN = 3 Support = (High-Low)*0.5 Resistance = (High-Low)*0.5 r=0 g=0 b=0 //indicator PopGun PG = High[2]>High[1] and Low[2]<Low[1] and High>High[1] and Low<Low[1] IF PG Then DRAWARROWUP(barindex,LOW-PIP)coloured(r,g,b) DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,LOW-SUPPORT,barindex-LIN, LOW-SUPPORT )coloured(r,g,b) DRAWARROWDOWN(barindex,HIGH+PIP)coloured(r,g,b) DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,High+Resistance,barindex-LIN, High+Resistance )coloured(r,g,b) ENDIF return

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  // PopGun Indikator // Coded by JohnScher PIP = 0.3*pipsize LIN = 3 Support = (High-Low)*0.5 Resistance = (High-Low)*0.5   r=0 g=0 b=0 //indicator PopGun PG = High[2]>High[1] and Low[2]<Low[1] and High>High[1] and Low<Low[1]       IF PG Then DRAWARROWUP(barindex,LOW-PIP)coloured(r,g,b) DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,LOW-SUPPORT,barindex-LIN, LOW-SUPPORT )coloured(r,g,b) DRAWARROWDOWN(barindex,HIGH+PIP)coloured(r,g,b) DRAWSEGMENT(barindex,High+Resistance,barindex-LIN, High+Resistance )coloured(r,g,b) ENDIF   return

   

  

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  06/24/2018 at 9:45 AM #74213
  JohnScher

  Here again the problem in a picture.
  You can see that the previous PG is displayed with Lin over 3 candles, but for the current PG the Lin is not displayed with 3 candles.
  How can I solve the problem that the line 3 candles will be displayed forward when the PG is created?

   

  

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  06/24/2018 at 9:58 AM #74216
  robertogozzi

  You cannot draw in the future, go back to -LIN, there’s no workaround!

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  06/24/2018 at 10:42 AM #74220
  JohnScher

  Can i put a trendline in it instead the “Lin”?

  

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  06/24/2018 at 11:35 AM #74229
  robertogozzi

  LIN is just the offset to draw a segment across bars (from the past through the current one at most).

  Instead of a segment you can draw lines or whatever else, but still not in the future!

  To draw lines you can read pdf documentation and use the search box for examples.

  

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  06/24/2018 at 4:14 PM #74252
  Nicolas

  As Roberto said, you can use DRAWHLINE, it will plot a thin line, in the future but also in the past …

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  06/30/2018 at 9:34 AM #74899
  JohnScher

  Yes i used the Drawhline function, it works very well, ty

  

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