Thank you for all the help. I think I am getting a hang of it.

http://fxdreema.com/shared/99a4SgY3c

Block "test" is only to draw line of the lowest values for you to see it, it is not to be used as indicator.
This project will work on web version only, because now I made some changes in the way lowest/highest values are calculated. Also I set it up that when the "End" hour is still in the future (so we are between 0:00 and 5:00), the block ("Condition")will not pass at all.

In .mq4 code, there is a function named BuyNow (or SellNow for sells):
http://fxdreema.com/documentation/colle ... ql4/buynow
http://fxdreema.com/documentation/colle ... l4/sellnow
Somewhere at the middle of the code there is a "OrderSend" MQL4 function.

if (IsBrokerECN()!=false || ticket==-1) { ticket=OrderSend(symbol,OP_SELL,lots,bid,slippage, 0, 0,comment,magic,0,arrowcolor);

see where "slippage" parameter is? Between "bid" and "0". This is int parameter, following this:

int OrderSend( string symbol, int cmd, double volume, double price, int slippage, double stoploss, double takeprofit, string comment=NULL, int magic=0, datetime expiration=0, color arrow_color=CLR_NONE)

They say that this parameter is in point format, for example 3 (when broker is 0.0001 type). I presume that it is internally converted into 0.0003 when 3 is used.

I have to be honest, I never take care of slippage and I don't know for sure how it should be used. And I think my broker is not a slippage maniac. So you can play in MetaEditor by replacing "slippage" with values in different format to see what works. And if you find the correct format and it is not as in their example (see "3" between "Ask" and "Ask-25"):

ticket=OrderSend(Symbol(),OP_BUY,1,Ask,3,Ask-25*Point,Ask+25*Point,"My order #2",16384,0,Green);

please, tell me 🙂

Yes, they should be used that way. In any event workfield (I mean, Init, Tick, Trade, Timer, Deinit), when there are more than one independent logical trees, they are all executed, one after another.

See this example here: http://fxdreema.com/demo/using-trade-event-tick

Hello FXDreema !

Thanks for answer.
I found the problem..... i Wrote: "C:\Program Files\MetaTrader 4\Experts"
It's ok now without "experts".
Regards.

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why I dont have only blank sites when I click on the help tab ?
I work with the local version
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I have blank sites too, I need to check that. But all these links are available in the main menu in fxdreema.com, so you can always check them using normal browser.

If you try to modify MQL4 code generated using fxDreema it will be hard to do, and I think - with no reason. It's better to make modifications in fxDreema itself and leave MQL4 as is. Think of MQL4 code here like a black box.

There is a block named "Condition". Connecting two "Condition" blocks one after another makes them to work in AND logic.

Some things are demonstrated here: http://fxdreema.com/examples

I try..

Thx..

Activemax

Magic Start is magic number basically. There is a case when magic number can be little different that magic start, but if you are not touching Group# in blocks - magic star is always the same as magic number 🙂

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Now I got another idea. To make block buffers, very similar to those of custom indicators. In some way each block will be able to hold it's own set of values that can be received from next block (or all the other blocks). If such feature exists you can for example build a block to calculate some things and put the result into buffer to be read from next blocks. And you can call this block "Calculator..." or something, and it will be clearly visible as a module.
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That would be great, that would make it very, very useful. That flexibility would allow me to create complex interactions and make modules that others could share.

So, adding to volume on lose without closing previous trade. Good way to make some broker lucky 🙂

I guess the way to build this depends on the distance between trades - is it fixed (linear, every X pips), is it non-linear, or is it indicator-dependent. There is no single block for this kind of operation, but using pink blocks (Loop) many things can be done. You can check Examples to see some examples using loops.

Thanks.

I can't get the idea as well. Where are blue and red lines comes from? Are they trendlines, and if yes - when a trendline happens to be below 0.00?

Ok. 🙂

bueno esto seria la idea ,si podemos meter la divergencia mejor que mejor.

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Yes, this feature is... it should be there, it would be nice

respect.

That will help me. Thank you.

__does anyone know how I can call HeikinAshi Candle use as indicator /? :)[/quote:2opbfhnd]

Hi,
In the attached zip file there are :-

Heiken Ashi Indicator
HeikenAsh EA in xml
BufferSettings Jpeg

The buffer settings are :-

Bull candle

Buffer #0 Low
Buffer #1 High
Buffer #2 Open
Buffer #3 Close

Bear candle

Buffer #0 High
Buffer #1 Low
Buffer #2 Open
Buffer #3 Close

Be careful as the High and Low seem to swap buffers according to the candle, the Open and Close buffers always remain the same. To illustrate this I've included and EA which for each bar will remove previous lines, then paint new horizontal lines on the chart in different colours.

In the EA High = White dotted, Low = Red dotted, Open = Green solid and close = blue solid. Run the EA in the strategy tester and you will see the lines change as they are plotted for different candles. If the Open(Buffer #2) > Close(Buffer #3) then red bear candle, Open < Close then white bull candle.

Hope this helps.
Andy

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Heiken Ashi.zip

I believe this should work (load attached .xml file into fxDreema)... but unfortunately I can't get values from this indicator in EA 😮

If you know MQL4 a little, you can try to get values with:

Alert(iCustom(Symbol(),0,"CCIarrow", 14 ,0,0));

But this always gives me 0, even when arrow exists.

This indicator has one input parameter, three buffers (0 -> %(#0000FF)**, 1 -> %(#FF0000)[Red], 2 -> %(#00FF00)[Green]), but they didn't work...

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Using CCI Arrow custom indicator.zip