SV position in a history list

[decomez6]

The new-- ticks position counter -- helps to identify the position occupied by a price on the ladder.
then outputs that position to allow a calculation between itself and any other position occupied by any other price .

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Meaning :

TERM POSITION -FROM -UPTO -BETWEEN

value x pos. no 1 calculate from pos1 up to pos.2 between pos. no 1 & 2

value x (+1) pos. no 2......etc


----------Would be great to have the Stored values in a history list do the same.
The output would be derived from the values in the SV's position on the list.


may be also use the --SV position-- as a look up to output the SV .

then access it from here

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example :

say i want to calculate the sum of two separate stored values calculated from from two separate lists both occupying different positions in their respective list , ...

OR calculate the sum of every sv in a history list after every other nth TERM . E.g only when the trigger count is even , odd etc

PATTERN FINDER

---could also be used as a pattern finder .

a) Attach a mechanism that switches the SV position ON / OFF
b) search for a pattern using the positions that are either Off or On
c) repeat the pattern after certain number of triggers




MUCH THANKS

[sniffer66]

Sounds similar to something I requested a whole ago, that I wanted to use for tennis. I.e save a serve performance sv at the end of each serve game, then address, say the last 3 service performances.
BA did come back with a reason why you could only address history lists using a time value. So not sure it's ever going to be doable

[decomez6]

Sounds similar to something I requested a whole ago, that I wanted to use for tennis. I.e save a serve performance sv at the end of each serve game, then address, say the last 3 service performances.
BA did come back with a reason why you could only address history lists using a time value. So not sure it's ever going to be doable

that would make sense . accessing history lists that update every refresh rate and manipulate them as one wishes could need extra RAM
and a tax on the system ... may be that one of the reasons why .

thanks for the reply