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John Lyons
2012-09-01 22:12:07


When I run a simulation with specific variables, get the trades list, and open the chart, I have to reset the variables on the indicators for the charting.

Is there a way I can use a global variable and make the change only once?

Thanks

John



John Lyons
2012-09-02 19:58:25

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This may be the answere to my own question. It's from the New Release Info. several days ago.

I'll try this and see.

New "Global" event in Money Management

A new "Global" event was added to the money management script. This event is called once and it can be used to create global variables and functions to use in other events.

Example:
double barIndex = 0;

#functions#
public double Hello()
{
return 10;
}


Read more: http://www.quantshare.com/title-729-quantshare-trading-software-new-version-292#ixzz25KruGv00



QuantShare
2012-09-02 23:39:02

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What exactly do you mean by "I have to reset the variables on the indicators for the charting" ?




John Lyons
2012-09-19 19:00:40

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What I mean is...

Say I include an SMA in a simulation and optimize it with sma20, sma 50, sma 100, sma200.
Then the results seem best at 50 and I want to chart a few of the results to see that it is triggered by the pattern I had intended.
So I click on the result in the 'Trades' list to get a chart and of course it brings up a chart using my default chart, say using sma 20.
Rather than changing my default to match the simulation each time, could I set the perameters more globally to follow those I currently use in the sim?

Thanks.



John Lyons
2012-09-20 08:42:43

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Perhaps, my real question is,

Is it possible to get a chart that reflects the perameters used in the simulation automatically.
So updating the simulation would automatically update the resulting chart when accessed from the 'Trades' list?

Thank you

John



QuantShare
2012-09-20 10:51:00

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Is it possible to get a chart that reflects the perameters used in the simulation automatically.

=> Not directly. But you can check "Plot Entries&Exits on chart" to display buy and sell arrows in the selected chart.



Alpha Trader
2013-04-26 20:06:14

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Is it possible to plot indicators/variables in the same chart along with the arrows?


QuantShare
2013-04-26 21:30:24

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Create a different pane for each indicator/arrows combination.


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