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input: Lookback(10);
vars:timeofbarsago(0), dateofbarsago(0), counter(0);
value1 = highest(high, Lookback);
for counter = 0 to Lookback -1
begin
if H[counter]=value1 then
begin
timeofbarsago = time[counter];
dateofbarsago = date[counter];
end;
end;
//earliest occurence of highest high with Lookback
Print(ELDateToString(dateofbarsago)," ", timeofbarsago, " ", Value1:0:4);You need to use PowerLanguageEditor and look into output tabHi,
I have tried to copy the code and test it, but I am not familar withthe Print syntax. Where does it print?... in a file or any other form..... as it doesn't plot anything on the chart as an indicator.
Sa
you can print to any one of the following locations:Hi,
I have tried to copy the code and test it, but I am not familar withthe Print syntax. Where does it print?... in a file or any other form..... as it doesn't plot anything on the chart as an indicator.
Sa
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{ Multiple-output function; see MULTIPLE-OUTPUT FUNCTIONS note below }
inputs:
Price( numericseries ),
Length( numericsimple ),
HiLo( numericsimple ), { pass in 1 for Highest(Bar), -1 for Lowest(Bar) }
oExtremeVal( numericref ),
oExtremeBar( numericref ) ;
variables:
MyVal( 0 ),
MyBar( 0 ) ;
MyVal = Price ;
MyBar = 0 ;
for Value1 = 1 to Length - 1
begin
if ( HiLo = 1 and Price[Value1] > MyVal )
or ( HiLo = -1 and Price[Value1] < MyVal )
then
begin
MyVal = Price[Value1] ;
MyBar = Value1 ;
end ;
end ;
oExtremeVal = MyVal ;
oExtremeBar = MyBar + ExecOffset ;
Extremes = 1 ; { function return always 1, not used; only outputs used }