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zzping115
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| Post subject: a question about indicator's source code |
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Posted: Thu 03 Oct, 2013, 14:21
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when I read the some indicators' source code.
but I did not finde the javasrcipt code..where are they hiding?
the indicator's code is so difficult to read..
/**
* <b>NOTE: </b> The calculate logic of this indicator is implemented in JavaScript.
* Please, update the corresponding JS code in case of updating of this class.
* @author anatoly.pokusayev
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*/
public class RSIIndicator implements IIndicator {
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jlongo
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| Post subject: Re: a question about indicator's source code |
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Posted: Thu 03 Oct, 2013, 20:05
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Hi
This means the developed java code is made based on some javascript code...
The startegy itself do not use any javascript.
Trade well
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tcsabina
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| Post subject: Re: a question about indicator's source code |
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Posted: Fri 04 Oct, 2013, 00:25
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This is probably just some legacy left in there from the past.
The actual calculation is in there, in the calculate method().
If you find it difficult, try to search for RSI formula on the net. If you 'know' what you are reading, it is easier...
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