Now I must admit I am not a programmer. Showing my age - I had to take Fortran IV when I was in college as part of my degree requirements for my engineering degree. Other than a few other classes which required programming I have no formal education. I just "brute force" my way through it all.
So here is what I see will be some of the key challenges:
- Learning the C ++ language and the "structure" of programming with C ++ in the Sierra Chart
- Learning how to "display" the indicators as I want to see them
- Changing plot colors based upon condition
- Changing plot size based upon condition
- Only plotting when a condition is satisfied
- Filling in areas between two plots or shading background
- Putting text on the screen that stays in the location I placed it and / or dynamically adjusts
- Placing horizontal lines on the screen that either extend left/right or are fixed length
- Placing vertical lines on the screen that either extend up/down or are fixed length
- Calculating indicators/studies based upon time of day - example 1st hour high / 1st hour low, globex session etc.
- Calculating indicators based on different time frames - weekly, daily, hourly, etc
- Calculating indicators based on multiple inputs - multiple time frame like 5, 30 min data and several instruments
- How to color the price bar based upon a condition being met and let the bars be normal when it is not.
I will post "solutions" to this blog as I work through them.
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ReplyDeletemt4 trade copier Wow, cool post. I'd like to write like this too - taking time and real hard work to make a great article... but I put things off too much and never seem to get started. Thanks though.
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