Can you define variables with if statements?

berodney

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Hi all,

Looking to do something like this:

Code:
def uptrend = SMI >((SMI[1] + SMI[2] + SMI[3]) / 3);


def lowpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def highpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def shortpoint = if uptrend then 6 else 10;
def coverpoint = if uptrend then 5 else 6;
def long_rsi_buy = if uptrend then 45 else 45;
def long_rsi_sell = if uptrend then 25 else 25;
def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;

But the lowpoint, hightpoint, shortpoint etc. aren't being recognized, Can you not use if statements when defining a variable?

Code:
Only constants expected here: highpoint CL function indexer of high at 109:77
Only constants expected here: coverpoint CL function indexer of low at 118:76
Only constants expected here: lowpoint CL function indexer of low at 129:19
Only constants expected here: highpoint CL function indexer of high at 129:56
Only constants expected here: highpoint CL function indexer of high at 130:24
Only constants expected here: _inline_referenced_param_bSRP_9451_length CL constant function parameter 'length' at 136:48
Only constants expected here: shortpoint CL function indexer of high at 136:25
Only constants expected here: coverpoint CL function indexer of low at 136:112
Only constants expected here: _inline_referenced_param_bSRP_9463_length CL constant function parameter 'length' at 137:45
Only constants expected here: coverpoint CL function indexer of low at 137:23
Only constants expected here: highpoint CL function indexer of high at 109:77
Only constants expected here: coverpoint CL function indexer of low at 118:76
Only constants expected here: lowpoint CL function indexer of low at 129:19
Only constants expected here: highpoint CL function indexer of high at 129:56
Only constants expected here: highpoint CL function indexer of high at 130:24
Only constants expected here: _inline_referenced_param_bSRP_9451_length CL constant function parameter 'length' at 136:48
Only constants expected here: shortpoint CL function indexer of high at 136:25
Only constants expected here: coverpoint CL function indexer of low at 136:112
Only constants expected here: _inline_referenced_param_bSRP_9463_length CL constant function parameter 'length' at 137:45
Only constants expected here: coverpoint CL function indexer of low at 137:23
 
Solution
Good point . The issue is in the buy, sell, short and cover statements,


this is a strategy


use getvalue() instead of variable offsets

you can use an if then to supply constants as an offset, if all precedent data comes from constants/inputs.
the problem is that the condition in the if then, traces back to a formula.



most of the issues could be fixed by replacing 5 if thens, with a def.
5 of the 7 formulas have the same number, for both conditions ?? , so there is no point to having if thens.
old
def lowpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
new
def lowpoint = 8;
i didn't do that. i changed offsets to use getvalue



1 minute is the smallest time allowed
a chart can't read data from a smaller time period
there is no point in...

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Hard to say what's wrong without seeing all the code, but yes, you can define a variable with an if statement.
Good point . The issue is in the buy, sell, short and cover statements.
Code:
#---------------------
###################
#
# SMI
#
###################


def percentDLength = 4;
def percentKLength = 5;

# Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI)

def min_low = Lowest(low, percentKLength);
def max_high = Highest(high, percentKLength);
def rel_diff = close - (max_high + min_low) / 2;
def diff = max_high - min_low;
def avgrel = ExpAverage(ExpAverage(rel_diff, percentDLength), percentDLength);
def avgdiff = ExpAverage(ExpAverage(diff, percentDLength), percentDLength);

def chopband = if IsNaN(close) then Double.NaN else 0;
def SMI = if avgdiff != 0 then avgrel / (avgdiff / 2) * 100 else 0;


def AvgSMI = ExpAverage(SMI, percentDLength);

def uptrend = SMI >((SMI[1] + SMI[2] + SMI[3]) / 3);


def lowpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def highpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def shortpoint = if uptrend then 6 else 10;
def coverpoint = if uptrend then 5 else 6;
def long_rsi_buy = if uptrend then 45 else 45;
def long_rsi_sell = if uptrend then 25 else 25;
def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;


#---------------------
###################
#
# DT Strat
#
###################


input length = 14;
input calcLength = 5;
input smoothLength = 3;

def op = open;
def cl = close;
def data = fold i = 0 to length
           with s
           do s + (if cl > GetValue(op, i)
                   then 1
                   else if cl < GetValue(op, i)
                        then - 1
                        else 0);
def EMA5 = ExpAverage(data, calcLength);
def Main = ExpAverage(EMA5, smoothLength);
def Signal = ExpAverage(Main, smoothLength);


def zero = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else 0;

def obtmo = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else Round(length * .85);

def ostmo = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else -Round(length * .60);



def bullish = (Main > Signal) and (Signal < ostmo);
def bearish = (Main < Signal) and (Signal > obtmo);




#---------------------
###################
#
# Volume requirement
#
###################

def vol2 = volumeAvg(210) and volume >= 10000;

#---------------------
###################
#
# Order variables
#
###################
input opentime = 0930;
input closetime = 1559;

def begin = SecondsFromTime(opentime);
def end = SecondsTillTime (closetime);
def goodtime = begin > 0 and end > 0;
def eod = end < 121;

#---------------------
###################
#
# Plot high for long position
#
###################
plot close_priormin = HighestAll(if IsNaN(high[-1]) and !IsNaN(high)
                                  then high(period = AggregationPeriod.MIN)[highpoint]
                                  else Double.NaN);
#---------------------
###################
#
# Plot low for short position
#
###################
plot close_priormin2 = HighestAll(if IsNaN(low[-1]) and !IsNaN(low)
                                  then low(period = AggregationPeriod.MIN)[coverpoint]
                                  else Double.NaN);

#---------------------
###################
#
# Order Conditions
#
###################


def buy = low<low[lowpoint] and goodtime and high<high[highpoint] and rsi() > long_rsi_buy;
def sell = high > high[highpoint] or rsi() < long_rsi_sell or eod;

AddOrder(OrderType.BUY_TO_OPEN, buy and vol2 , name = "Buy",tickcolor = Color.GREEN, arrowcolor = Color.Green);
AddOrder(OrderType.SELL_TO_ClOSE, sell or bearish,name = "Sell",tickcolor = Color.RED, arrowcolor = Color.Red);


def short = high > high[shortpoint] and high < SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) and goodtime and low >= low[coverpoint];
def cover = low < low[coverpoint]  or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;


AddOrder(OrderType.SELL_TO_OPEN, short and vol2, name = "Short", tickcolor = Color.RED, arrowcolor = Color.RED);
AddOrder(OrderType.BUY_TO_CLOSE, cover ,name = "Cover", tickcolor = Color.GREEN, arrowcolor = Color.GREEN);
 
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Oh okay, yeah, the problem is, you can define a variable with an IF statement, and therein lies the problem, it's a Variable. Indexing has to be done with a Constant. So you can't go back X amount of days unless that's predefined as a def or input directly.
 
Oh okay, yeah, the problem is, you can define a variable with an IF statement, and therein lies the problem, it's a Variable. Indexing has to be done with a Constant. So you can't go back X amount of days unless that's predefined as a def or input directly.
Ahh ok, makes sense. So there's really no way for that to have multiple values?
 
Ahh ok, makes sense. So there's really no way for that to have multiple values?

No way that I can think of off the top of my head. Might be able to brute force your way to what you want with a lot of looping to find those values on the fly, but that's just a guess.
 
Good point . The issue is in the buy, sell, short and cover statements,


this is a strategy


use getvalue() instead of variable offsets

you can use an if then to supply constants as an offset, if all precedent data comes from constants/inputs.
the problem is that the condition in the if then, traces back to a formula.



most of the issues could be fixed by replacing 5 if thens, with a def.
5 of the 7 formulas have the same number, for both conditions ?? , so there is no point to having if thens.
old
def lowpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
new
def lowpoint = 8;
i didn't do that. i changed offsets to use getvalue



1 minute is the smallest time allowed
a chart can't read data from a smaller time period
there is no point in declaring a period of 1 minute



near the end are 2 formulas that try to use a variable for an average length
def cover = low < getvalue(low, coverpoint) or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;
but again, the 2 choices in the if then are the same ..??
def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;

so replace if then with
def short_sma = 204;

https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/Tech-Indicators/studies-library/R-S/SimpleMovingAvg



what is this supposed to do?
def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) and volume >= 10000;
VolumeAvg(210) is a number, not a comparison
did you mean to compare volumeavg(210) to 10000 also ? then you need to add that.
i changed the 1000 to be a variable

def volnum = 10000;
def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) > volnum and volume >= volnum;


Ruby:
# zzz_smi_fix


# https://usethinkscript.com/threads/can-you-define-variables-with-if-statements.11037/#post-96726

#---------------------
###################
#
# SMI
#
###################


def percentDLength = 4;
def percentKLength = 5;

# Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI)

def min_low = Lowest(low, percentKLength);
def max_high = Highest(high, percentKLength);
def rel_diff = close - (max_high + min_low) / 2;
def diff = max_high - min_low;
def avgrel = ExpAverage(ExpAverage(rel_diff, percentDLength), percentDLength);
def avgdiff = ExpAverage(ExpAverage(diff, percentDLength), percentDLength);

def chopband = if IsNaN(close) then Double.NaN else 0;
def SMI = if avgdiff != 0 then avgrel / (avgdiff / 2) * 100 else 0;


def AvgSMI = ExpAverage(SMI, percentDLength);

def uptrend = SMI > ((SMI[1] + SMI[2] + SMI[3]) / 3);


def lowpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def highpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def shortpoint = if uptrend then 6 else 10;
def coverpoint = if uptrend then 5 else 6;
def long_rsi_buy = if uptrend then 45 else 45;
def long_rsi_sell = if uptrend then 25 else 25;
#def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;

#near the end are 2 formulas that try to use a variable for an average length
#def cover = low < getvalue(low, coverpoint)  or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;
#but again, the 2 choices in the if then are the same ..??
#def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;
#so replace if then with 
def short_sma = 204;

#---------------------
###################
#
# DT Strat
#
###################


input length = 14;
input calcLength = 5;
input smoothLength = 3;

def op = open;
def cl = close;
def data = fold i = 0 to length
           with s
           do s + (if cl > GetValue(op, i)
                   then 1
                   else if cl < GetValue(op, i)
                        then - 1
                        else 0);
def EMA5 = ExpAverage(data, calcLength);
def Main = ExpAverage(EMA5, smoothLength);
def Signal = ExpAverage(Main, smoothLength);


def zero = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else 0;

def obtmo = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else Round(length * .85);

def ostmo = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else -Round(length * .60);



def bullish = (Main > Signal) and (Signal < ostmo);
def bearish = (Main < Signal) and (Signal > obtmo);




#---------------------
###################
#
# Volume requirement
#
###################

def volnum = 10000;
#def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) and volume >= 10000;
def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) > volnum and volume >= volnum;
#addlabel(1, VolumeAvg(210), color.magenta);


#---------------------
###################
#
# Order variables
#
###################
input opentime = 0930;
input closetime = 1559;

def begin = SecondsFromTime(opentime);
def end = SecondsTillTime (closetime);
def goodtime = begin > 0 and end > 0;
def eod = end < 121;

#---------------------
###################
#
# Plot high for long position
#
###################
#plot close_priormin = HighestAll(if IsNaN(high[-1]) and !IsNaN(high)
#                                  then high(period = AggregationPeriod.MIN)[highpoint]
#                                  else Double.NaN);
# 1 minute is the smallest time allowed
# a chart can't read data from a smaller time period
# there is no point in declaring a period of 1 minute
plot close_priormin = HighestAll(if IsNaN(high[-1]) and !IsNaN(high)
                                  then getvalue(high, highpoint)
                                  else Double.NaN);
#---------------------
###################
#
# Plot low for short position
#
###################
#plot close_priormin2 = HighestAll(if IsNaN(low[-1]) and !IsNaN(low)
#                                  then low(period = AggregationPeriod.MIN)[coverpoint]
#                                  else Double.NaN);
plot close_priormin2 = HighestAll(if IsNaN(low[-1]) and !IsNaN(low)
                                  then getvalue(low, coverpoint)
                                  else Double.NaN);

#---------------------
###################
#
# Order Conditions
#
###################


#def buy = low < low[lowpoint] and goodtime and high < high[highpoint] and RSI() > long_rsi_buy;
#def sell = high > high[highpoint] or RSI() < long_rsi_sell or eod;
def buy = low < getvalue(low, lowpoint) and goodtime and high < getvalue(high, highpoint) and RSI() > long_rsi_buy;
def sell = high > getvalue(high, highpoint) or RSI() < long_rsi_sell or eod;

AddOrder(OrderType.BUY_TO_OPEN, buy and vol2, name = "Buy", tickcolor = Color.GREEN, arrowcolor = Color.GREEN);
AddOrder(OrderType.SELL_TO_CLOSE, sell or bearish, name = "Sell", tickcolor = Color.RED, arrowcolor = Color.RED);


#def short = high > high[shortpoint] and high < SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) and goodtime and low >= low[coverpoint];
#def cover = low < low[coverpoint]  or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;
def short = high > getvalue(high, shortpoint) and high < SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) and goodtime and low >= getvalue(low, coverpoint);
def cover = low < getvalue(low, coverpoint)  or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;



AddOrder(OrderType.SELL_TO_OPEN, short and vol2, name = "Short", tickcolor = Color.RED, arrowcolor = Color.RED);
AddOrder(OrderType.BUY_TO_CLOSE, cover, name = "Cover", tickcolor = Color.GREEN, arrowcolor = Color.GREEN);


#
 
Solution
this is a strategy


use getvalue() instead of variable offsets

you can use an if then to supply constants as an offset, if all precedent data comes from constants/inputs.
the problem is that the condition in the if then, traces back to a formula.



most of the issues could be fixed by replacing 5 if thens, with a def.
5 of the 7 formulas have the same number, for both conditions ?? , so there is no point to having if thens.
old
def lowpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
new
def lowpoint = 8;
i didn't do that. i changed offsets to use getvalue



1 minute is the smallest time allowed
a chart can't read data from a smaller time period
there is no point in declaring a period of 1 minute



near the end are 2 formulas that try to use a variable for an average length
def cover = low < getvalue(low, coverpoint) or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;
but again, the 2 choices in the if then are the same ..??
def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;

so replace if then with
def short_sma = 204;

https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/Tech-Indicators/studies-library/R-S/SimpleMovingAvg



what is this supposed to do?
def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) and volume >= 10000;
VolumeAvg(210) is a number, not a comparison
did you mean to compare volumeavg(210) to 10000 also ? then you need to add that.
i changed the 1000 to be a variable

def volnum = 10000;
def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) > volnum and volume >= volnum;


Ruby:
# zzz_smi_fix


# https://usethinkscript.com/threads/can-you-define-variables-with-if-statements.11037/#post-96726

#---------------------
###################
#
# SMI
#
###################


def percentDLength = 4;
def percentKLength = 5;

# Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI)

def min_low = Lowest(low, percentKLength);
def max_high = Highest(high, percentKLength);
def rel_diff = close - (max_high + min_low) / 2;
def diff = max_high - min_low;
def avgrel = ExpAverage(ExpAverage(rel_diff, percentDLength), percentDLength);
def avgdiff = ExpAverage(ExpAverage(diff, percentDLength), percentDLength);

def chopband = if IsNaN(close) then Double.NaN else 0;
def SMI = if avgdiff != 0 then avgrel / (avgdiff / 2) * 100 else 0;


def AvgSMI = ExpAverage(SMI, percentDLength);

def uptrend = SMI > ((SMI[1] + SMI[2] + SMI[3]) / 3);


def lowpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def highpoint = if uptrend then 8 else 8;
def shortpoint = if uptrend then 6 else 10;
def coverpoint = if uptrend then 5 else 6;
def long_rsi_buy = if uptrend then 45 else 45;
def long_rsi_sell = if uptrend then 25 else 25;
#def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;

#near the end are 2 formulas that try to use a variable for an average length
#def cover = low < getvalue(low, coverpoint)  or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;
#but again, the 2 choices in the if then are the same ..??
#def short_sma = if uptrend then 204 else 204;
#so replace if then with
def short_sma = 204;

#---------------------
###################
#
# DT Strat
#
###################


input length = 14;
input calcLength = 5;
input smoothLength = 3;

def op = open;
def cl = close;
def data = fold i = 0 to length
           with s
           do s + (if cl > GetValue(op, i)
                   then 1
                   else if cl < GetValue(op, i)
                        then - 1
                        else 0);
def EMA5 = ExpAverage(data, calcLength);
def Main = ExpAverage(EMA5, smoothLength);
def Signal = ExpAverage(Main, smoothLength);


def zero = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else 0;

def obtmo = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else Round(length * .85);

def ostmo = if IsNaN(cl) then Double.NaN else -Round(length * .60);



def bullish = (Main > Signal) and (Signal < ostmo);
def bearish = (Main < Signal) and (Signal > obtmo);




#---------------------
###################
#
# Volume requirement
#
###################

def volnum = 10000;
#def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) and volume >= 10000;
def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) > volnum and volume >= volnum;
#addlabel(1, VolumeAvg(210), color.magenta);


#---------------------
###################
#
# Order variables
#
###################
input opentime = 0930;
input closetime = 1559;

def begin = SecondsFromTime(opentime);
def end = SecondsTillTime (closetime);
def goodtime = begin > 0 and end > 0;
def eod = end < 121;

#---------------------
###################
#
# Plot high for long position
#
###################
#plot close_priormin = HighestAll(if IsNaN(high[-1]) and !IsNaN(high)
#                                  then high(period = AggregationPeriod.MIN)[highpoint]
#                                  else Double.NaN);
# 1 minute is the smallest time allowed
# a chart can't read data from a smaller time period
# there is no point in declaring a period of 1 minute
plot close_priormin = HighestAll(if IsNaN(high[-1]) and !IsNaN(high)
                                  then getvalue(high, highpoint)
                                  else Double.NaN);
#---------------------
###################
#
# Plot low for short position
#
###################
#plot close_priormin2 = HighestAll(if IsNaN(low[-1]) and !IsNaN(low)
#                                  then low(period = AggregationPeriod.MIN)[coverpoint]
#                                  else Double.NaN);
plot close_priormin2 = HighestAll(if IsNaN(low[-1]) and !IsNaN(low)
                                  then getvalue(low, coverpoint)
                                  else Double.NaN);

#---------------------
###################
#
# Order Conditions
#
###################


#def buy = low < low[lowpoint] and goodtime and high < high[highpoint] and RSI() > long_rsi_buy;
#def sell = high > high[highpoint] or RSI() < long_rsi_sell or eod;
def buy = low < getvalue(low, lowpoint) and goodtime and high < getvalue(high, highpoint) and RSI() > long_rsi_buy;
def sell = high > getvalue(high, highpoint) or RSI() < long_rsi_sell or eod;

AddOrder(OrderType.BUY_TO_OPEN, buy and vol2, name = "Buy", tickcolor = Color.GREEN, arrowcolor = Color.GREEN);
AddOrder(OrderType.SELL_TO_CLOSE, sell or bearish, name = "Sell", tickcolor = Color.RED, arrowcolor = Color.RED);


#def short = high > high[shortpoint] and high < SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) and goodtime and low >= low[coverpoint];
#def cover = low < low[coverpoint]  or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;
def short = high > getvalue(high, shortpoint) and high < SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) and goodtime and low >= getvalue(low, coverpoint);
def cover = low < getvalue(low, coverpoint)  or low > SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma) or eod;



AddOrder(OrderType.SELL_TO_OPEN, short and vol2, name = "Short", tickcolor = Color.RED, arrowcolor = Color.RED);
AddOrder(OrderType.BUY_TO_CLOSE, cover, name = "Cover", tickcolor = Color.GREEN, arrowcolor = Color.GREEN);


#
Thank you very much for all of this.

I have never used getvalue() so this is completely new to me.

The reason some of them have if thens with the same value is because I was going to do some backtesting on using different values there, but for now wanted them to be the same either way.

def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) and volume >= 10000;
This was supposed to get the volume average of the last 210 candles and make sure it is over 10000. I had this when I was looking at some low float stocks. But I haven't been recently so I may just delete that.
 
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Thank you very much for all of this.

I have never used getvalue() so this is completely new to me.

The reason some of them have if thens with the same value is because I was going to do some backtesting on using different values there, but for now wanted them to be the same either way.

def vol2 = VolumeAvg(210) and volume >= 10000;
This was supposed to get the volume average of the last 210 candles and make sure it is over 10000. I had this when I was looking at some low float stocks. But I haven't been recently so I may just delete that.

if you want to read a value of a variable from a different bar, you use an offset,
abc[2] , this will read the variable from 2 bars before the current bar.

getvalue() is primarily used in fold loops, but can be used elsewhere.
sometimes, thinkscript complains when formulas are used as an offset.
sometimes getvalue() can be used to read a value from a different bar, when an offset doesn't work.
getvalue( abc , 2 ) is the same as abc[2]

https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/thinkScript/Functions/Others/GetValue
 
if you want to read a value of a variable from a different bar, you use an offset,
abc[2] , this will read the variable from 2 bars before the current bar.

getvalue() is primarily used in fold loops, but can be used elsewhere.
sometimes, thinkscript complains when formulas are used as an offset.
sometimes getvalue() can be used to read a value from a different bar, when an offset doesn't work.
getvalue( abc , 2 ) is the same as abc[2]

https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/reference/thinkScript/Functions/Others/GetValue
This is great "getvalue( abc , 2 ) is the same as abc[2]" is such an simple, but great explanitation. Definitely helps more than the thinkscript reference. I'll definitely be using getvalue more in the future.

Is there a way to make the short SMA a different value?
Code:
SimpleMovingAvg(length = short_sma)
Or does that have to be a constant?

Thanks again for all your help
 

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