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 dhiebert 
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Hoping someone can help me with this code. I have multicharts, thus it uses powerlanguage, which I believe works the same as easylanguage (sorry I'm a newby at this). I found this code online for easylanguage, and am trying to create it for my multicharts. I am getting an error (please see pic attached).

inputs:
double RSIPrice( Close ), { the price to be used in the calculation of the RSI }
int RSILength( 14 ), { the number of bars to be used in the calculation of the RSI }
int RSISmoothLength( 5 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
RSI; this value determines the smoothing factor used in the exponential moving
average calculation }
int ATRLength( 27 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
true range of the smoothed RSI }
int ATRSmoothLength( 27 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double FastATRMult( 2.618 ), { a scaling factor that is multiplied by the moving
average of the moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double SlowATRMult( 4.236 ), { a scaling factor that is multiplied by the moving
average of the moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double SmoothRSIAlertLevel( 50 ) ; { if alerts are enabled for the indicator, an
alert will be triggered if the smoothed RSI crosses the level specified by this
input }
variables:
double RetVal( 0 ), double oSmoothRSI( 0 ),
double oFastTL( 50 ),double oSlowTL( 50 ),
intrabarpersist bool OkToPlot( false ) ;
RetVal = QQE( RSIPrice, RSILength, RSISmoothLength, ATRLength, ATRSmoothLength,
FastATRMult, SlowATRMult, oSmoothRSI, oFastTL, oSlowTL ) ;
{ do not plot until all exponential moving averages have stabilized }
once( CurrentBar > 4 * MaxList( RSILength, RSISmoothLength, ATRLength,
ATRSmoothLength ) )
OkToPlot = true ;
if OkToPlot then begin
Plot1( oSmoothRSI, "SmoothRSI" ) ;
Plot2( oFastTL, "FastTL" ) ;
Plot3( oSlowTL, "SlowTL" ) ;
Plot4( SmoothRSIAlertLevel, "SmRSIAlrtLev" ) ;
{ alerts }
if AlertEnabled then
if oSmoothRSI crosses over SmoothRSIAlertLevel then
Alert( "SmoothRSI crossing over " + NumToStr(SmoothRSIAlertLevel, 5 ) )
else if oSmoothRSI crosses under SmoothRSIAlertLevel then
Alert( "SmoothRSI crossing under " + NumToStr(SmoothRSIAlertLevel, 5 ) );
end ; // if OkToPlot


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 olobay 
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dhiebert View Post
Hoping someone can help me with this code. I have multicharts, thus it uses powerlanguage, which I believe works the same as easylanguage (sorry I'm a newby at this). I found this code online for easylanguage, and am trying to create it for my multicharts. I am getting an error (please see pic attached).

inputs:
double RSIPrice( Close ), { the price to be used in the calculation of the RSI }
int RSILength( 14 ), { the number of bars to be used in the calculation of the RSI }
int RSISmoothLength( 5 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
RSI; this value determines the smoothing factor used in the exponential moving
average calculation }
int ATRLength( 27 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
true range of the smoothed RSI }
int ATRSmoothLength( 27 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double FastATRMult( 2.618 ), { a scaling factor that is multiplied by the moving
average of the moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double SlowATRMult( 4.236 ), { a scaling factor that is multiplied by the moving
average of the moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double SmoothRSIAlertLevel( 50 ) ; { if alerts are enabled for the indicator, an
alert will be triggered if the smoothed RSI crosses the level specified by this
input }
variables:
double RetVal( 0 ), double oSmoothRSI( 0 ),
double oFastTL( 50 ),double oSlowTL( 50 ),
intrabarpersist bool OkToPlot( false ) ;
RetVal = QQE( RSIPrice, RSILength, RSISmoothLength, ATRLength, ATRSmoothLength,
FastATRMult, SlowATRMult, oSmoothRSI, oFastTL, oSlowTL ) ;
{ do not plot until all exponential moving averages have stabilized }
once( CurrentBar > 4 * MaxList( RSILength, RSISmoothLength, ATRLength,
ATRSmoothLength ) )
OkToPlot = true ;
if OkToPlot then begin
Plot1( oSmoothRSI, "SmoothRSI" ) ;
Plot2( oFastTL, "FastTL" ) ;
Plot3( oSlowTL, "SlowTL" ) ;
Plot4( SmoothRSIAlertLevel, "SmRSIAlrtLev" ) ;
{ alerts }
if AlertEnabled then
if oSmoothRSI crosses over SmoothRSIAlertLevel then
Alert( "SmoothRSI crossing over " + NumToStr(SmoothRSIAlertLevel, 5 ) )
else if oSmoothRSI crosses under SmoothRSIAlertLevel then
Alert( "SmoothRSI crossing under " + NumToStr(SmoothRSIAlertLevel, 5 ) );
end ; // if OkToPlot

Not sure but that looks like a function to me and not an indicator. You need to save that code as a function and create the indicator.

I have attached a QQE indicator.


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 ABCTG   is a Vendor
 
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dhiebert,

your code is an indicator that needs an underlying function called QQE, which seems to be missing. You can probably get it somewhere where you got the indicator code.

Regards,
ABCTG


dhiebert View Post
Hoping someone can help me with this code. I have multicharts, thus it uses powerlanguage, which I believe works the same as easylanguage (sorry I'm a newby at this). I found this code online for easylanguage, and am trying to create it for my multicharts. I am getting an error (please see pic attached).

inputs:
double RSIPrice( Close ), { the price to be used in the calculation of the RSI }
int RSILength( 14 ), { the number of bars to be used in the calculation of the RSI }
int RSISmoothLength( 5 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
RSI; this value determines the smoothing factor used in the exponential moving
average calculation }
int ATRLength( 27 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
true range of the smoothed RSI }
int ATRSmoothLength( 27 ), { the length of the exponential moving average of the
moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double FastATRMult( 2.618 ), { a scaling factor that is multiplied by the moving
average of the moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double SlowATRMult( 4.236 ), { a scaling factor that is multiplied by the moving
average of the moving average of the true range of the smooth RSI }
double SmoothRSIAlertLevel( 50 ) ; { if alerts are enabled for the indicator, an
alert will be triggered if the smoothed RSI crosses the level specified by this
input }
variables:
double RetVal( 0 ), double oSmoothRSI( 0 ),
double oFastTL( 50 ),double oSlowTL( 50 ),
intrabarpersist bool OkToPlot( false ) ;
RetVal = QQE( RSIPrice, RSILength, RSISmoothLength, ATRLength, ATRSmoothLength,
FastATRMult, SlowATRMult, oSmoothRSI, oFastTL, oSlowTL ) ;
{ do not plot until all exponential moving averages have stabilized }
once( CurrentBar > 4 * MaxList( RSILength, RSISmoothLength, ATRLength,
ATRSmoothLength ) )
OkToPlot = true ;
if OkToPlot then begin
Plot1( oSmoothRSI, "SmoothRSI" ) ;
Plot2( oFastTL, "FastTL" ) ;
Plot3( oSlowTL, "SlowTL" ) ;
Plot4( SmoothRSIAlertLevel, "SmRSIAlrtLev" ) ;
{ alerts }
if AlertEnabled then
if oSmoothRSI crosses over SmoothRSIAlertLevel then
Alert( "SmoothRSI crossing over " + NumToStr(SmoothRSIAlertLevel, 5 ) )
else if oSmoothRSI crosses under SmoothRSIAlertLevel then
Alert( "SmoothRSI crossing under " + NumToStr(SmoothRSIAlertLevel, 5 ) );
end ; // if OkToPlot


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