Set/Reset (SetRst) This function is available on the Add Study window and in the Formula Toolbox. Set/Reset creates a picture of binary data for you, using two conditions. The first condition is displayed as an uptick on a line graph. The line continues on that level until the second condition is satisfied. Then the line returns to its baseline until the first condition occurs again. On a bar graph, the bars change colors to reflect the set and reset conditions. For example: mval := MACD(@,13,26); diff := mval - MACDA(@,13,26,9); SetReset(mval XABOVE 0, diff < diff[-1]) In this example on a bar graph, this formula would color bars when MACD crossed above zero and would stop marking the bars when the difference between the MACD and the MACDA turned down. Example: SetRst(Hour(@)=9,Hour(@)=12) Parameter Description Display Opens a sub-window with display properties: Color = Select a line color. Weight = Type a value for line thickness. Display = Select line style: line, histogram, or dash. ShareScale = Assign a behavior for functions and studies sharing the vertical scale: Auto = System determine whether sharing is feasible. On = Scale is shared regardless of the functions and studies displayed. Off = Scale is not shared. MarkIt Opens the Specify Conditions for Marking Bar window. Condition 1 Formula that defines the condition to return a positive response. Condition 2 Formula that defines the condition to end the response started by the first condition. Use Edges SetRst(Hour(@)=9,Hour(@)=12) with Use Edges will not trip to 1 on a 5min bar chart until the first bar on which it turns is complete the 9:00 bar. It actually returns 1 or true on the bar immediately following the first condition 9:05, hence the term “use edges.” Rather than show true at start of the start condition bar, it waits until the starting condition - start bar is completed. Without Use Edges, it will immediately turn to true when the start condition (Hour(@)=9) bar is first formed.
Set/Reset (SetRst) This function is available on the Add Study window and in the Formula Toolbox. Set/Reset creates a picture of binary data for you, using two conditions. The first condition is displayed as an uptick on a line graph. The line continues on that level until the second condition is satisfied. Then the line returns to its baseline until the first condition occurs again. On a bar graph, the bars change colors to reflect the set and reset conditions. For example: mval := MACD(@,13,26); diff := mval - MACDA(@,13,26,9); SetReset(mval XABOVE 0, diff < diff[-1]) In this example on a bar graph, this formula would color bars when MACD crossed above zero and would stop marking the bars when the difference between the MACD and the MACDA turned down. Example: SetRst(Hour(@)=9,Hour(@)=12) Parameter Description Display Opens a sub-window with display properties: Color = Select a line color. Weight = Type a value for line thickness. Display = Select line style: line, histogram, or dash. ShareScale = Assign a behavior for functions and studies sharing the vertical scale: Auto = System determine whether sharing is feasible. On = Scale is shared regardless of the functions and studies displayed. Off = Scale is not shared. MarkIt Opens the Specify Conditions for Marking Bar window. Condition 1 Formula that defines the condition to return a positive response. Condition 2 Formula that defines the condition to end the response started by the first condition. Use Edges SetRst(Hour(@)=9,Hour(@)=12) with Use Edges will not trip to 1 on a 5min bar chart until the first bar on which it turns is complete the 9:00 bar. It actually returns 1 or true on the bar immediately following the first condition 9:05, hence the term “use edges.” Rather than show true at start of the start condition bar, it waits until the starting condition - start bar is completed. Without Use Edges, it will immediately turn to true when the start condition (Hour(@)=9) bar is first formed.
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