I am a NB follower, and have been using your CSS concepts over several versions. Currently, using Empty4 build 765. It works quite nicely. Thanks for your efforts to help the community!
I have a query regarding NB10.7 CSS.v.2.0 12 pairs_6xx.mq4
The way that I learn is to look at the coding and try to understand the logic, so that I can more clearly interpret the output. I am still learning to understand this current CSS, and I have a question / clarification that I would like to understand. Here it is:
The 'green' and 'red' dots that are shown next to the currency name(s) are to alert the user to the fact that currency strength has either:
a) passed from the +20 line toward the zero line (going down)...or
b) currency strength has passed from the -20 line toward the zero line (going up).
what confused me was the color.
I had expected the dot color to be red as strength went from +20 toward the zero line. what I observed was that the dot was green.
I had expected the dot to be green as currency strength moved from -20 toward the zero line. What I observed was that the dot was red.
Was that the intent? What I have mis-understood?
In my digging thru the code, I found line 930 and line 939
if ( priorValue > 0 && currentValue < 0 )
{
//DrawBullet( windex, objectName, horizontalShift * 0 + horizontalOffset - 55 + 136, (verticalShift + 2) * (i + 1) + verticalOffset - 21, colorLevelHigh ); [this gives a limegreen dot]
}
.......
........
else if ( priorValue < 0 && currentValue > 0 )
{
//DrawBullet( windex, objectName, horizontalShift * 0 + horizontalOffset - 55 + 136, (verticalShift + 2) * (i + 1) + verticalOffset - 21, colorLevelLow ); [this give a crimsonred dot]
}
This is a minor question, but it was nagging at me. If you have time to reply, that is great. If not, that is ok.
Again, thanks for your effort to help us all try and make a few pips each day!
Regards.
