pedro wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2019 1:27 am Hi everyone from Italy, I'm new to these parts, sorry if my English is not perfect, I help google translator ...
I need help with a code that works, but what it needs to do is do it in real time, while I want the code to run only when the candle is closed.
The attached code measures the body (only the body) of each candle from open to close and if it exceeds a certain value that I can set as input it puts an arrow over hight or below the candle low.
EXAMPLE: close-open = 9: if I set my input> = 8 in this case it puts an arrow over the hight of the candle, if the value found was <8 it would do nothing.
On the contrary for negative candles.
It works, but it does all the real time so it puts arrows on the candles that at that time are> = to my input, but when the candle closes the body smaller than the one requested, so I ask if it is possible to make the code be performed only with the candle closed.

Thanks bye

pedro wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2019 2:39 am green and fuchsia arrows

hallo

pedro wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2019 1:27 am Hi everyone from Italy, I'm new to these parts, sorry if my English is not perfect, I help google translator ...
I need help with a code that works, but what it needs to do is do it in real time, while I want the code to run only when the candle is closed.
The attached code measures the body (only the body) of each candle from open to close and if it exceeds a certain value that I can set as input it puts an arrow over hight or below the candle low.
EXAMPLE: close-open = 9: if I set my input> = 8 in this case it puts an arrow over the hight of the candle, if the value found was <8 it would do nothing.
On the contrary for negative candles.
It works, but it does all the real time so it puts arrows on the candles that at that time are> = to my input, but when the candle closes the body smaller than the one requested, so I ask if it is possible to make the code be performed only with the candle closed.

Thanks bye

pedro wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2019 6:38 am hello, with the change you made the arrow has moved to the right of a candle not indicating the correct candle, then I don't know if the problem of real time you managed to solve it ...

pedro wrote: Mon Aug 26, 2019 8:09 pm Hi Pacois, there is still the problem of real time.
I sent you 2 attachments to show you:
the first attachment "body" shows all the arrows that the code puts in real time and I put 2 yellow arrows that indicate that those 2 candles should not have the arrow because the body with a candle closure is smaller than that required by the code.
In the second attachment "body2" I restarted the code and shows the arrows on the right candles.
In practice, the code must analyze the candle after the closure is not in real time.

hello Fabio