Hello! Help with the coding indicator.
It is necessary that if the tick exceeds the tick and this condition is also fulfilled on the next bar, then the values of these ticks should be summed up before the appearance of the down tix over the apix. And output this summarized histogram at the bottom of the chart.
Here is the code I wrote. But apparently there are errors. Please help me fix it.

 

Code

Vars: UTSum( 0 ), DTSum( 0 ); array : UT[](0), DT[](0); UT [value1] = UpTicks(value1); DT [value1] = DownTicks(value1); if BarType <= 1 or BarType >= 5 then If (UpTicks > DownTicks) then begin UTSum = array_sum(UT,0,value1-1); Plot1( UTSum, "VolUp",Blue ) ; end; If (UpTicks < DownTicks) then begin DTSum = array_sum (DT,0,value1-1); Plot2( DTSum, "VolDn",red ) ; end; Plot3( 0, "Zero");

Fobos,

can you elaborate a bit more what exactly you are trying to compute and to measure as this might help in pointing you in the right direction.

Instead of using arrays you might just require two variables that you reset when the opposite condition is met and otherwise add the the value of Up- or DownTicks.

Besides that your "if BarType <= 1 or BarType >= 5 then" statement only affects part of your code, is this intended?

Regards,

ABCTG

ABCTG 

Fobos, can you elaborate a bit more what exactly you are trying to compute and to measure as this might help in pointing you in the right direction. Instead of using arrays you might just require two variables that you reset when the opposite condition is met and otherwise add the the value of Up- or DownTicks. Besides that your "if BarType <= 1 or BarType >= 5 then" statement only affects part of your code, is this intended? Regards, ABCTG

The idea is this. If up ticks in a bar are more than down ticks and in subsequent bars the same condition, then sum up ticks. As soon as subsequent bars exceed down ticks more up ticks, then sum the down ticks. And the amount of up ticks and down ticks display on the historgam below.

If not through an array, then how to do it? Help with the code.

Fobos,

based on your code you could accomplish the same with two variables. When your condition "If (UpTicks > DownTicks) " is met you add the value of UpTicks to a variable and vice versa using another variable for your second condition, but using DownTicks.
This way these two variables will hold the summation of UpTicks and DownTicks for the bars where your conditions are valid.

Regards,

ABCTG

ABCTG 

Fobos, based on your code you could accomplish the same with two variables. When your condition "If (UpTicks > DownTicks) " is met you add the value of UpTicks to a variable and vice versa using another variable for your second condition, but using DownTicks. This way these two variables will hold the summation of UpTicks and DownTicks for the bars where your conditions are valid. Regards, ABCTG

 

Code

Vars: UTSum( 0 ), DTSum( 0 ); if BarType <= 1 or BarType >= 5 then If (UpTicks > DownTicks) then begin UTSum = UTSum + UpTicks; Plot1( UTSum, "VolUp",Blue ) ; end; if BarType <= 1 or BarType >= 5 then If (UpTicks < DownTicks) then begin DTSum = DTSum + DownTicks ; Plot2( DTSum, "VolDn",red ) ; end; Plot3( 0, "Zero");

Changed the code. But now he summarizes the progression.How to reset the summation after the opposite condition?

Fobos,

you could for example set the variable to 0 when the opposite condition is met.

Regards,

ABCTG

Fobos

How to reset the summation after the opposite condition?

ABCTG 

Fobos, you could for example set the variable to 0 when the opposite condition is met. Regards, ABCTG

Thank you so much! Everything worked out. Tell me, what else is the opportunity to do this? For general development is interesting.

Fobos ,

you are welcome.

I am afraid I don't understand what you mean with "what else is the opportunity to do this?", maybe you can elaborate a bit more what you mean?

Regards,

ABCTG

Fobos 

Thank you so much! Everything worked out. Tell me, what else is the opportunity to do this? For general development is interesting.