RMC_AddHighLowSeries function.
Add a high low chart series to a region of an existing chart
Syntax
	nResult (LONG) = RMC_AddHighLowSeries( ByVal nCtrlId (LONG), ByVal nRegion (LONG), Optional ByRef nFirstDataValue (DOUBLE), Optional ByVal nDataValuesCount (LONG), Optional ByRef nFirstPPCValue (LONG), Optional ByVal nPPCValuesCount (LONG), Optional Byval nStyle (LONG), Optional Byval nWhichDataAxis (LONG), Optional Byval nColorLow (LONG), Optional Byval nColorHigh (LONG) )
Parameter
	nCtrlId (LONG)
		Unique ID of the chart control, to which the series belongs.
	nRegion (LONG)
		Region to which the series belongs.
	nFirstDataValue (DOUBLE)
		The first element of an one-dimensional array, which holds the series data. If you want to add the data later with RMC_SetSeriesData(), simply pass 0.
	nDataValuesCount (LONG)
		The total number of elements in the data array or zero, if you want to add the data later.
	nFirstPPCValue (LONG)
		First element of an one-dimensional array with the amount of data points for each column. See Remarks
	nPPCValuesCount (LONG)
		The total number of elements in the PointsPerColumn-array.
	nStyle (LONG)
		Style of the series as a chart style constant. RMC_OHLC (for an example load "2 regions.rmc" into RMCDesigner) RMC_CANDLESTICK (for an example load "candlestick.rmc" into RMCDesigner) . If omitted or 0: RMC_OHLC
	nWhichDataAxis (LONG)
		Decides, to which data axis the series is connected. 1 for the first, 2 for the second axis (if existent). First and second means the order, in which the axis via RMC_AddDataAxis() was added to the region. If omitted or 0: 1
	nColorLow (LONG)
		Color, which is uesd for the objects with a negative performance as a Color... constant or as a RGB value. If omitted or 0: ColorRed.
	nColorHigh (LONG)
		Color, which is uesd for the objects with a positive performance as a Color... constant or as a RGB value. If omitted or 0: ColorLimeGreen.
Return value
	0
		No error, function succeeded.
	RMC_ERROR_CTRLID
		Wrong control ID (0 or no chart with this control ID was found).
	RMC_ERROR_MAXREGION
		The region index exceeds the maximum possible numbers of regions (6) within a chart control.
	RMC_ERROR_WRONGREGION
		The region index is inexistent in the chart control.
	RMC_ERROR_MAXSERIES
		The actual series exceeds the maximum possible numbers of series (15) within a region.
	RMC_ERROR_ALLOC
		Error while allocating memory for the data.
Remarks
		For each high low "object" you must pass four data values in the data array in the order: open - high - low - close. The length of the PointsPerColumn-array. can be: zero (= undimensioned) - in this case the candlesticks will be painted evenly across the grid. This leads to imprecise results and should be avioded. If you want to use this option, pass 0 as parameter nPPCValuesCount. one - in this case the value in the only array element determines how many data points will be painted in every column. equal to the amount of columns on the label axis - in this case each element determines how many data points will be painted in the correspondent column. In terms of greatest exactness you always should use the third way.