[Tams]

This thread is about Adding Sound to your Indicator (EasyLanguage)



syntax:

PlaySound

Plays the specified wave (.wav) sound file.

Usage

PlaySound("PathFilename")

Where: PathFilename - a string expression specifying the path and filename of the wave file to be played

Example

Play ding.wav sound file located in the root directory of the C: hard drive:

PlaySound("C: \ding.wav");




source: EasyLanguage manual

[aaa]

I was missing alerts for my strategy exit.

If it is intrabar and works in signal , that's very interesting

Because alert plays at the end of the bar... sometimes that's too late.

And repeat is quite boring.

[Tams]

you can configure the sound criteria in ALERT.

pls see attached.


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[aaa]

Right now the alert says "support 1 mn" every seconds during 1 mn...

Stressing, specially now with a terribly bullish market (2.60 % and NY opens in 1 hour)

This alert should be better if it starts only once in intrabar

I will test your solution

[aaa]

Please TAMS , Next topic = regression channel

The chart shows the end run of a huge wave

Question =

Could it be possible to cross the higher trendline ?

The regression channel has the answer ?

Market is like a donkey trying to reach the carot line

[Tams]

Originally Posted by aaa »

Please TAMS , Next topic = regression channel
...

I think there are already a few threads on that.
but you can always start a new thread.

;-)

[aaa]

I've done that

// Alert
	
	if Value1 > Value1[1] 		then
	             PlaySound("D:\MyPath\Audio\support 1 mn.wav"); 
//		Alert( " Support" 		);

it is like this

you can configure the sound criteria in ALERT.

pls see attached.

Each time the condition is true it plays the sound like this during 1 mn

support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn support 1 mn...

[Tams]

The playsound is repeated...
because every time a tick came through, the conditional statement is evaluated.
if the condition is true... then the Playsound statement is executed.

to make the sound play once only, you have to add a few things...

input:
soundon(true);

var:
play.once(0);


if  Value1 > Value1[1]
and soundon and play.once <> currentbar then
begin
	playsound("C:\soundfiles\support 1 mn.wav");
	play.once = currentbar; 
end;