Have you tested the code editor?

Have you tried to write you own indicator in Sq4 alpha4?

I found it’s very tough without API docs.

Is there api docs? Or it would be published when beta released?  @ Mark Fric

AND I Suggest that  sq should set the build-in  indicators read only, or have some a button to “back to origin “. When I open 2 or more indicators, some indicators display nothing , and compiling would modify the original codes. (Stoch is overwrited by BB)

 

At last, would somebody help to make the AMA  work?

Thank you in advance.

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package SQ.Blocks.Values.Indicators;

import SQ.Internal.IndicatorBlock;

import com.strategyquant.lib.blocks.ReturnTypes;
import com.strategyquant.lib.blocks.annotations.Buffer;
import com.strategyquant.lib.blocks.annotations.BuildingBlock;
import com.strategyquant.lib.blocks.annotations.Output;
import com.strategyquant.lib.blocks.annotations.Parameter;
import com.strategyquant.lib.data.series.DataSeries;
import com.strategyquant.lib.exception.TradingException;
import com.strategyquant.lib.indicator.Colors;

/**
 * @author eastpeace
 *
 */
@BuildingBlock(name="(AMA) Adapt Moving Average", display="AMA(#Period#, #FastP#,#SlowP#).[#Shift#]", returnType = ReturnTypes.Price)

public class AMA extends IndicatorBlock {
	
	@Parameter
	public DataSeries Input;

	@Parameter(minValue=1, maxValue=10000, defaultValue="10", step=1)
	public int Period;
	
	@Parameter(minValue=1, maxValue=1000, defaultValue="2", step=1)
	public int FastP;
	
	@Parameter(minValue=1, maxValue=1000, defaultValue="30", step=1)
	public int SlowP;
	
	@Output(name="AMA", color=Colors.Green)
	public DataSeries KAMA;
	
	@Buffer
	public DataSeries ER, Smooth;


	
	//------------------------------------------------------------------------
	//------------------------------------------------------------------------
	//------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	@Override
	public double OnBlockEvaluate(int relativeShift) throws TradingException {
	    return Indicators.AMA(Input, Period, FastP, SlowP).KAMA.get(relativeShift + Shift);
	}

	//------------------------------------------------------------------------
	
	@Override
	protected void OnBarUpdate() throws TradingException {
	    if (CurrentBar < Period){
	        KAMA.set(0, Input.get(0));
	    }
	    else{
	        ER.set(0,Math.Sum(Functions.Abs(Input.get(0)-Input.get(1)),Period)/Functions.Abs(Input.get(0)-Input.get(Period)));
	        Smooth.set(0,Math.Power(ER.get(0) * (2/(FastP+1) - 2/(SlowP+1)) + 2/(FastP+1),2));
	        KAMA.set(0,KAMA.get(1) + Smooth.get(0)*(Input.get(0) - KAMA.get(1)));
	    }
	}

}

Hello,

 

the documentation will be available after the final version is ready. We could add a feature for restoring the default code. I will let Mark know about this idea.