Pre-Market Gap from Previous Close for ThinkorSwim

[chrisj1881]

Hello is there a way to get the scanner to look for a full gap including yesterday's candle wicks instead of using a percentage gap?
Pre-Market Gap from Previous Close for ThinkorSwim

# Scan PreMarket: Scan for 1 Percent gap from Previous Close
# Scan at 5 min aggregation or less
# Mobius
# Chat Room Request

def PrevClose = if SecondsTillTime(1555) == 0 and
                   SecondsFromTime(1555) == 0
                then close
                else PrevClose[1];
def ScanActive = if SecondsTillTime(0930) >= 0 and
                    SecondsFromTime(0730) > 0
                 then 1
                 else 0;
def ll = if ScanActive and !ScanActive[1]
         then low
         else if !ScanActive
         then double.nan
         else if ScanActive and low < ll[1]
         then low
         else ll[1];
def hh = if ScanActive and !ScanActive[1]
         then high
         else if !ScanActive
         then double.nan
         else if ScanActive and high > hh[1]
         then high
         else hh[1];
# Comment out (#) Plot NOT wanted
plot gapUP = if ScanActive and ll > PrevClose * 1.01
             then 1
             else 0;
#plot gapDN = if ScanActive and hh < PrevClose * .99
#             then 1
#             else 0;

 

[MerryDay]

Hello is there a way to get the scanner to look for a full gap including yesterday's candle wicks instead of using a percentage gap?
Pre-Market Gap from Previous Close for ThinkorSwim

The greatest difficulty is that labels, watchlists and scans requires a precise mathematical-based logic.

It is critical that you define your logic map:
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