OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Emulating binary operations and several values in one variable
Binary operations and storing several numbers in one variable.
It's useful when you need to pass a values numbers to another study. Study-on-study (SOS) in Tradingview allows passing only one value, which is not always convinient. So if we put all those numbers in one - we can pass more values from one study to another.
In Pine we can use up to 52 bits for our data. Because of that we can put 6 1-byte (8-bit) values in one float. Or 12 4-bit values. Or 52 1-bit values.
It's useful when you need to pass a values numbers to another study. Study-on-study (SOS) in Tradingview allows passing only one value, which is not always convinient. So if we put all those numbers in one - we can pass more values from one study to another.
In Pine we can use up to 52 bits for our data. Because of that we can put 6 1-byte (8-bit) values in one float. Or 12 4-bit values. Or 52 1-bit values.
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