Quick question regarding Signals

[Niko]

If you trigger a signal on a horse, as an example the signal is called "Back" does betangel track each horse individualy? i.e. Several horses may have triggered the "Back" rule.

I would like to back and lay, with the lay several ticks away from BMP but be able to cancel the lay on individual horses when the correct situation occurs.

Apologies if I am being a bit slow this morning!!

[ShaunWhite]

Signals can be defined for the selection or the overall market. All could use the same signal name if you wanted.

A point on terminology : You don't trigger a signal, you set a signal. Then you can put the signal in a condition for another rule. A signal is just a flag/variable /indicator you set with a value and it's used to control your actual events.

[Niko]

Cheers for that, it's what I thought just needed confirmation the same named signal could work on multiple selections!!

[ShaunWhite]

Cheers for that, it's what I thought just needed confirmation the same named signal could work on multiple selections!!

Sometimes I prefix the signal name with an S- or and M-, so that I don't forget which level it relates to or mix them up.

[jimibt]

Cheers for that, it's what I thought just needed confirmation the same named signal could work on multiple selections!!

Sometimes I prefix the signal name with an S- or and M-, so that I don't forget which level it relates to or mix them up.

... therein lies the issue -- SOMETIMES -lol

[ShaunWhite]

Cheers for that, it's what I thought just needed confirmation the same named signal could work on multiple selections!!

Sometimes I prefix the signal name with an S- or and M-, so that I don't forget which level it relates to or mix them up.

... therein lies the issue -- SOMETIMES -lol

Yep, when I'm talking about them I do, when I'm actually doing it I don't.
All my code is beautifully commented too