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Update: All version 11 instructions have been added in our ProRealTime codes online documentation , they are all listed in the indicators section.

I believe the problem is coming from the fact that you are using a negative value for the low threshold, which is normal I agree. You should send a ticket report for this issue please.

(a) Yes, I think that you can use the “bars” variable, which is the last setting in the instruction. If you use a 20 periods CCI, you can adjust the bars to 10 in this case:

bars = 10
CCIdiv = DivergenceCCI[20,-100,100,bars]

(b) You don’t need a loop in this case, just make the sum of boolean variable of divergences indicator:

test = ccidiv + rsidiv + macddiv
return test

With version 11 you can add any indicator on a renko chart (and any other non time dependent chart). Indeed, there is no way to make a backtest with built-in indicator applied to this type of chart, because it is still impossible to do automatic trading with ProOrder with Renko.

(b) indeed, you’ll have to adapt the code to separate the bullish from the bearish divergences.

A new set of instructions is about to be added in prorealtime v11 during the month of October, here is the list and short explanation for each of them: 

BarsSince(Condition,Occurence): Returns the number of candlesticks passed since the last true condition.
The occurrence parameter is optional and defaults to 0, it allows to search for the nth time the condition was true.
If no value, it will return the value -1.

HighestBars[Period](source)/ LowestBars[Period](source): Returns the offset of the candlestick with the highest/lowest value. If no value, it will return the value -1.

GetTimeframe: Returns the current timeframe in seconds. Only for linear time units, otherwise it will return the value -1.

Random(limit1,limit2) : Returns a random integer number located between 2 fixed limits. Attention this number will be necessarily different at each execution.

POW(Value,Power) : Power function, value the base value, power the power to apply.

Decimals : Return the number of decimal of the value

Second : Return the number of seconds of the current hour of the candlestick (idem hour and minute but for the seconds)

OpenSecond : IReturns the number of seconds of the opening hour of the candlestick

ASIN(value) : Return the arc sine of the value.

ACOS(value) : Return the cosine arc of the value

Unset($var) Reset the whole array

ArraySort($var,mode) Sort ASCEND or DESCEND (mode) of the whole data of an array

Timestamp Returns the unix timestamp of the candlestick closing.

OpenTimestamp Returns the unix timestamp of the opening of the candlestick.

Coloured(“Red”) Adds pre-registered color definitions, rather than using RGB values Red = 255,0,0 – Works with any instructions using colors – Available colors are the ones from the HTML w3c standard:  https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_names.asp

ColorBetween (value1,value2,r,g,b,a) : make a backgroundcolor only between two values. This coloring will have priority over the background color of the platform or the indicator. Then each color defined in the client code will have priority over the previously defined colors. The alpha parameter is optional.