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The most basic thing I'm looking for is... Has anyone created or would be able to provide the code to make a study which takes a study subgraph, and provides the extend until future intersection function?
Ultimately... I'd love to take 2 subgraphs (SGs) and extend a rectangle that ends when both are breached. I'm really struggling with the programming and ACSIL side of things and was wondering if anything like this has been done or if its simple enough for someone to provide the code for it easily. My ultimate goal would be to take the high and low of the 2 candles before an event and extend a rectangle out from them (starting after the event candle) that would stop once both have been intersected. I hope any of this makes sense and I appreciate any bit of help you can provide. Thanks!
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Have you tried using the highest high/lowest low over n bars study and calling the bars values you need through that study or saving the study values after your entry signal inside one of your ACSIL study Arrays? I am not a C++ programmer but I do know some python from coding systems and trade through Sierra Chart so I think this is definitely possible.
You could save an empty variable in your system for each value you want to call, name them high and low. Write a statement if Buy Entry is true, high = x, low = x , etc, then when your exit condition becomes true use that to set your high/low variables back to 0.
