MG...I used a RSI4 <>50 and a 14( I meant to use 10)
it's easier in RQ: rsi(4) > 50, rsi(4) <50
I haven't set the bands yet...will do it later after I
pull up my hex code tool..for the color black,
I guess (10,10,10) will work?
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function preMain() {
/* Set the title that will appear in the study pane */
setStudyTitle("RSI(4)");
/* Set the label that will appear in the cursor window */
setCursorLabelName("RSI clb");
/* Force the scale to be 0->100 */
setStudyMin(0.0);
setStudyMax(100.0);
/* Add Bands to appear in the study window */
addBand(20, PS_SOLID, 1, Color.RGB(0,0,0));
addBand(80, PS_SOLID, 1, Color.RGB(0,0,0));
}
function main(nInputLength) {
if(nInputLength == null)
nInputLength = 4;
var vValue = call("/library/RSIStandard.efs", nInputLength);
/*
* This is optional. You can set properties for each bar.
*/
if(vValue >= 50) {
setBarStyle(PS_SOLID);
setBarThickness(2);
setBarFgColor(Color.black);
setBarBgColor(Color.lime);
} else if(vValue <= 50) {
setBarStyle(PS_SOLID);
setBarThickness(2);
setBarFgColor(Color.black);
setBarBgColor(Color.red);
}
/*
* The return value is what will be plotted the chart.
*/
return (vValue);
} |
