using DrawDot, DrawDiamond, etc. in an indicator -- noticed that these objects are sometimes "hidden" behind MAs if the indicator that draws is set to CalcOnBarClose = false and the MA happens to be extra-wide.
in my specific example, 10ticks into the bar, we draw a dot, and then after the bar closes, we paint the MA which just so happened to be wide enough and directly over the top of the dot.
i'm curious to know if there is a z-order override or a method to force these objects to the forefront when they are drawn (thinking no, but this may be the ideal solution for performance reasons) ...
or would the proper approach be to re-paint the object once more after the bar closed -- would that, by default, make it on top since it is now the last item drawn over that space?
just thinking out loud here ... appreciate any insights one might have :-)
cheers,
-e
in my specific example, 10ticks into the bar, we draw a dot, and then after the bar closes, we paint the MA which just so happened to be wide enough and directly over the top of the dot.
i'm curious to know if there is a z-order override or a method to force these objects to the forefront when they are drawn (thinking no, but this may be the ideal solution for performance reasons) ...
or would the proper approach be to re-paint the object once more after the bar closed -- would that, by default, make it on top since it is now the last item drawn over that space?
just thinking out loud here ... appreciate any insights one might have :-)
cheers,
-e
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