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Using “Above/below its HMA” comparison blocks in different versions

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1 week ago #291162

Hi, I’m currently using version 136 of StrategyQuant to generate strategies. However, this version doesn’t have the “Above/below its HMA” blocks built in natively.

Normally, you can download these new blocks or indicators to implement them (in any version) within StrategyQuant.

In the case of these “Above/below its HMA” blocks, they come natively in version 142. I’ve already tried copying and using them in version 136, but I get errors when compiling that prevent me from using them.

Any idea on how I could implement these blocks in version 136?
Thanks in advance.

1 day ago #291226

Hi,

you might try to import snippets and blocks that can be found in our Codebase. Like https://strategyquant.com/codebase-tag/hull-moving-average/ but some of them are meant to be used in higher version only

You cannot export default functions from SQX and import into a lower version

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