"Hide/Show studies" Buttons Study

February 18th, 2019, 03:43 PM

OK man, thanks, will take it for a test drive and report back!

February 18th, 2019, 04:59 PM

OK, the build failed.. here's the message:

The remote build did not succeed. Result:

hideDrwng_b2.cpp: In function 'void scsf_hideDrwng_b2(SCStudyInterfaceRef)':
hideDrwng_b2.cpp:41:6: error: 'struct s_sc' has no member named 'SetACSToolButtonText'
sc.SetACSToolButtonText(1, sc.Input[0].GetString());
^
hideDrwng_b2.cpp:42:6: error: 'struct s_sc' has no member named 'SetACSToolToolTip'
sc.SetACSToolToolTip(1, sc.Input[1].GetString());
^

-- End of Build -- 16:57:28

February 18th, 2019, 05:06 PM

Rrrracer

OK, the build failed.. here's the message:
The remote build did not succeed. Result:
hideDrwng_b2.cpp: In function 'void scsf_hideDrwng_b2(SCStudyInterfaceRef)':
hideDrwng_b2.cpp:41:6: error: 'struct s_sc' has no member named 'SetACSToolButtonText'
sc.SetACSToolButtonText(1, sc.Input[0].GetString());
^
hideDrwng_b2.cpp:42:6: error: 'struct s_sc' has no member named 'SetACSToolToolTip'
sc.SetACSToolToolTip(1, sc.Input[1].GetString());
^
-- End of Build -- 16:57:28

SC ver?

and

*.dll attached and it was build on Debian 9 using mingw32 cross-compiler

so you need to run SC 32 bit to load it onto a chart to test

February 18th, 2019, 05:20 PM

Rrrracer

OK, the build failed.. here's the message:
The remote build did not succeed. Result:
-- End of Build -- 16:57:28

It has been tested locally and using remote compiler with no issue vs SC ver 1860.

and I've sent this link to SC Team to solve it.

February 18th, 2019, 05:35 PM

I'm on SC1875, it's the 64 bit version... that's why I had to enlist the assistance of @swandro, he converted your original Hide Studies study to 64 bit.

February 18th, 2019, 05:36 PM

slickiam

It has been tested locally and using remote compiler with no issue vs SC ver 1860.

and I've sent this link to SC Team to solve it.

I see it is not compiled since 1865 due to ACSIL changes (damn it all

)

so I need some time to add the changes to get it right on 1875 and above.

February 18th, 2019, 05:55 PM

Rrrracer

I'm on SC1875, it's the 64 bit version... that's why I had to enlist the assistance of @swandro, he converted your original Hide Studies study to 64 bit.

_beta3 for v.1875 and above

Code

#include <windows.h>
#include "sierrachart.h"

SCDLLName("hideDrwng_b3");

SCSFExport scsf_hideDrwng_b3(SCStudyInterfaceRef sc) {		
	
	if(sc.SetDefaults) {
		sc.GraphName="hideDrwng_b3";
		sc.StudyDescription="Hide/Show drawings for v. 1875 and above >>beta3<< @ganz  ";		
		sc.AutoLoop = 0;
		sc.GraphRegion = 0;		
		
		sc.Input[0].Name = "Button#1 Name";
		sc.Input[0].SetString("Name");
		
		sc.Input[1].Name = "Button#1 Description";
		sc.Input[1].SetString("Dscr");
		
		sc.Input[2].Name = "drawing type number";
		sc.Input[2].SetInt(0);
		sc.Input[2].SetIntLimits(0, 46);	
			
		return;
	}	
	
	int& drwng_last = sc.GetPersistentInt(1); sc.SetPersistentInt(1, 0);
	int& drwng_type = sc.GetPersistentInt(2); sc.SetPersistentInt(2, 0);
	
	int& isHide = sc.GetPersistentInt(3); sc.SetPersistentInt(3, 0);	
	
	s_UseTool ChartDrawing;
	if (sc.GetUserDrawnChartDrawing(sc.ChartNumber, DRAWING_UNKNOWN, ChartDrawing, -1) > 0) {				
		
		if ( drwng_last == ChartDrawing.LineNumber ) return;
		else sc.SetPersistentInt(1, ChartDrawing.LineNumber);
	
		if ( sc.Input[2].GetInt() ) sc.SetPersistentInt(2, sc.Input[2].GetInt());
		else sc.SetPersistentInt(2, ChartDrawing.DrawingType);		
	
		sc.SetCustomStudyControlBarButtonText(1, sc.Input[0].GetString());
		sc.SetCustomStudyControlBarButtonHoverText(1, sc.Input[1].GetString());
			
		if  ( sc.MenuEventID == ACS_BUTTON_1 ) {
			if (sc.PointerEventType == SC_ACS_BUTTON_ON ) sc.SetPersistentInt(3, 1);
			else sc.SetPersistentInt(3, 0);
	
			for (int lineNumber = drwng_last; lineNumber < 0 ; lineNumber++) {
					if ( sc.GetUserDrawnChartDrawing(sc.ChartNumber, drwng_type, ChartDrawing, lineNumber) > 0 ) {
						ChartDrawing.HideDrawing=isHide; // hide  drwng				
						sc.UseTool(ChartDrawing);			
					}
			}
		}		
	}
	return;
}

so try this one

ps: i see some another changes for _buttons but i'll test it later

February 18th, 2019, 06:10 PM

Compiled and working! I was able to turn lines on and off using drawing code 1. It works on different charts as long as the charts have the Hide Drawing study applied.

OK a couple of things...

Can we have the ACS buttons start at #11? I have ACS 1-10 associated with the Hide Studies buttons.

Can we add more ACS buttons? I don't use all of the tools SC offers but I bet I use at least 10 of them...

Thank you!

February 19th, 2019, 08:58 AM

Rrrracer

Compiled and working! I was able to turn lines on and off using drawing code 1. It works on different charts as long as the charts have the Hide Drawing study applied.

I'm enjoying just watching this happening. Haven't put it to use yet, but I'm lurking and appreciating. (I'll wait for you to get it finalized.)

Nice work, @Rrrracer and @slickiam.

Bob.

February 19th, 2019, 11:40 AM

Rrrracer

Can we add more ACS buttons? I don't use all of the tools SC offers but I bet I use at least 10 of them...

_beta4 to multiple the Button

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