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ATR adaptive Laguerre filter - levels:

ATR adaptive Laguerre filter - levels

ATR adaptive Laguerre filter - levels

Author: Mladen Rakic

 

in the post above it is written " The signal for entry and exit can be a change of colour. It is recommended to experiment with levels before using it in trading. "

The section of switching colours is displayed in the data window in one line replacing INDICATOR_COLOR_INDEX with INDICATOR_DATA.

0 - grey. 1 - green. 2 - pink

 
John Peterson :

in the message above it is written "A colour change can serve as a signal for entry and exit. It is recommended to experiment with levels before using it in trading. "

I brought the colour switching section to the data window in one line, replacing INDICATOR_COLOR_INDEX with INDICATOR_DATA.

0 is grey. 1 is green. 2- pink

Why would it be needed in the data window?

It does not need to be displayed in the data window in order to be accessible via iCustom() call and CopyBuffer() function. This way you only lost the colours of the line and cause some other issues

 
It`s only for yuor mind.
 
John Peterson:

in the post above it is written " The signal for entry and exit can be a change of colour. It is recommended to experiment with levels before using it in trading. "

The section of switching colours is displayed in the data window in one line replacing INDICATOR_COLOR_INDEX with INDICATOR_DATA.

0 - grey. 1 - green. 2 - pink

Mladen Rakic:

Why would it be needed in the data window?

It does not need to be displayed in the data window in order to be accessible via iCustom() call and CopyBuffer() function. This way you only lost the colours of the line and cause some other issues

the reason is simple: this is the way to automate trading. I can use signals when 0 becomes 1 or 2 and cannot do visual analysis or debugging without this parameter in data windows