Thank you for taking the time to write the code! I'm happy to hear you've also learned new things about arrays. > So you need the whole line with all its historic values? Definitely yes, as I look at trends, divergences, etc. > Wouldnt it be possible to manual input all max and min values? For ten ...

Thank you for your answer, Shenpai! > If I understood you right, the problem is that in older bars pine does not know the future absolute high and low. Yes, you are right. In regards to your second and third ideas, they may work from a visual point of view, but it's not what I'm looking for. In sho...

Is it possible to change a plotted indicator line so that it will always fluctuate in an exact range, say 0 to 100 ? As an example, here's this basic script that plots the difference between a stock closing in green, or in red. //@version=5 indicator("My Script") var n = 0 if (close > close[1]) n +...

Since I first posted my initial question, I did find a better solution that I used to replace this function, so I no longer have any code for it. But to give you a basic example, the function can calculate the percentage of a number from another number. And in case you need something like this in m...

Ok, I no longer receive the two errors in my previous message, but a new one is showing up now, and I can't get rid of it: line 11: Syntax error I don't see any syntax error on line 11 (which is 'result := 1.0'), so what am I doing wrong? The code is this: //@version=5 indicator("My function") floa...

I already tried to declare the 'result' variable, but I still received an error. If I declare it at the top of the script I get this error... Shadowing variable 'result' which exists in parent scope. and if I declare it right beneath the 'for' instruction, I get this one... 'result' is already defi...

I'd like to call a function from inside a 'for' loop. I wrote the code below, but I get an 'undeclared identifier' error. I tried lots of things to make it run, but couldn't find any solution. Can someone please help me? Alex //@version=5 indicator("My function") my_function(i) => // code here... [...

Here's an example... // This source code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License 2.0 at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/ // © processingclouds //@version=5 indicator("Invisible Friend", "High Low Average", overlay=true, scale= scale.left) plot(math.avg(high,low), "A", color.new(color.blac...

Yes, this is good, but I'm wondering if it's possible to set a left scale for your indicator, and a right scale for the other indicator of the script (which is actually the main indicator line I'm watching). I added your code to my script, and while it did show the HL average in the top-left corner...