@jstap I tried loading the file when I posted the first time but it says I do not have enough privileges?? don't know why this was? Now suddenly its working again?
The indicator:
0_1648657507355_WaveMTFv2.mq5
The Instructions:
But, if you intend to integrate WaveMTF function into another EA, here I explain the procedure.
Starting at the top, see the ExampleEA.mq5 source program.
Lines 39-46, are enums for the options for using timeframes in the WaveMTF function. By default, I specify TF-
M15, H1, H4. You can change it by clicking the dropdown on Experts properties.
Experts input properties, starting at lines 50-68. You have to read it, so that you understand every input parameter.
I put all variables and functions in the struct class to speed up program execution and save computer memory usage.
Struct classes from lines 74-161.
The very important WaveMTF indicator functions and variables for this EA are:
Variables Arrays: XBB, XLB, XKB.
ENUM Timeframes: Tmf, TF1, TF2 and TF3.
Function:
WaveMTF, WaveKTF, GetDirection, GetTFUse, RefreshPrice, SameAs, IMA and IndicatorSignal.
Function calls to obtain WaveMTF signals, starting on lines 242 and 243.
If the trade variable value = 1, it means BUY, and the value -1 means SELL.
If your EA doesn't use struct class, then the changes you have to make are:
- Remove all variables from the struct class, and put them under the expert input parameter.
- Edit all variable names written with the wm prefix. for example wm.pip, becomes pip. (without the prefix, wm.)
- Edit all function names with the WMf:: prefix, for example
int WMtf :: IndicatorSignal (void), becomes int IndicatorSignal (void).
- Delete all struct classes starting on lines 74-161.
If you want to rename the ExampleEA name with another name,
please don't forget to also change the EA name I created on line 10 and 194.
That's my explanation, I hope you understand and can apply it well.
