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I assume not, but I need confirmation since you can in the Conditional Wizard TS Editor These coded lines seem to work in referencing studies- all using TOS proprietary studies.
def Varb = SimpleMovngAvg(close,34)> 0; # works fine def VarA= PPS().buysignal==1;
but if I use the same type syntax on my own studies it does not work in another study. Though strangely this syntax works with my own studies in the Condition Wizard Think Script Editor. Let say I had created a study and gave it the study name “MyStudy” and it has input called length set at default 10, and plot varialble name pvar Why does Def varx=MyStudy(12).pvar==0; not work in the StudyThinkScript Editor? or anything like it with the word reference and quotes around the plot variable but work in the Conditonal Wizard ThinkScript Editor?
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I cannot explain why it doesn’t work for a custom chart study. I never use it for user defined studies so I never knew it couldn’t be done. Until you brought it up, I would have guessed it was certainly possible. But at least I can tell you it doesn’t work for me. And I tried all the tricks I know. Perhaps I have another solution to what you are trying to achieve? If you are trying to avoid duplicating code within a script, by constructing a sub script you call repeatedly from other lines in the study, there is a way. http://toslc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/thinkScript/Reserved-Words/script.html If you are trying to create pseudo “external functions” to reduce the number of lines in your script, probably not. Marked as spam
 Posted by Pete Hahn (Questions: 37, Answers: 4118) Answered on January 22, 2018 3:31 pm
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