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public override object Clone()
{
return new MedianRenkoBarsType();
}
public override int DaysBack
{
get { return Gui.Chart.ChartData.DaysBackTick; }
}
public override int DefaultValue
{
get { return 4; }
}
public override string DisplayName
{
get { return "MedianRenko"; }
}
public override bool IsIntraday
{
get { return true; }
}
public override bool IsTimeBased
{
get { return false; }
}
public override int MaxLookBackDays
{
get { return 10; }
}
public override int MaxValue
{
get { return -1; }
}
public override double GetPercentComplete(Bars bars, DateTime now)
{
throw new ApplicationException("GetPercentComplete not supported in " + DisplayName);
}
public MedianRenkoBarsType() : base(PeriodType.Custom5) {}
public override int SortOrder
{
get { return 13007; }
}
Well, I can't read Ninja but this should help you get started. I became interested in Renko bars awhile back and wrote several TS scripts. BTW, you do know that you can set TOS to display Renko bars? STYLE>>AGGREGATION>>RANGE, then go back and STYLE>>SETTINGS>>TIME_AXIS>>RANGE_TYPE>>RENKO_BARS.
my "renkosizeup" and "renkosizedown" .0005 input settings are for forex. if you trade something else, you might want more convenient default settings. The above code won't display bricks but the advantage is that you'll be able to see price/time on the chart and in the lower study (arrows) detect bricks forming. Best of both worlds, I think.
Last edited by tangerine; August 26th, 2015 at 09:47 AM.
