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    Posts made by miro1360

    • RE: getting the candle id for previous day high and low

      this? 😄

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      posted in Questions & Answers
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    • RE: ZizZag Trendlines

      zigzag in subwindow? rather not 😄 stay in the main window with zigzag 🙂

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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    • RE: Wicks of candles

      15 + 16 is ok 😄 + I added next 2 conditions to match his conditions
      https://fxdreema.com/shared/wNc69PEP

      here some results:

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      0_1601923510088_cec617b4-8f2d-48d2-a7c2-1c4a6aac43b6-image.png

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: Wicks of candles

      you are able to create it without loops, just with the basic vertical logic:

      https://fxdreema.com/shared/zHbQFhkke

      of course you can transfer the logic into one complex mega Condition, always debug the big condition (divide it into smaller) and check for bugs

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: candlestick

      this can be helpful:
      https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4321/tutorial-08-candle-formations

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: Indicator on indicator

      it is possible with fxdreema but not that simple, a custom code can be necessary, not that simple ... begin with something more easy and master your know-how

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays

      here is something ... alert is slightly tricky, the whole system can be complicated and not easy to explain 😄

      https://fxdreema.com/shared/EHOzBnZpb

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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      miro1360
    • RE: Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays

      22 and 23 does nothing 😄
      alarm for what condition?

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      miro1360
    • RE: Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays

      https://fxdreema.com/shared/W5N4D492d

      you look on it through the loop + mouse clicked on object (the loop iterates over an object name, the object name (and pair name) is selected/changed in the loop)

      now as you click on a pair name, the chart is changed accordingly ... so you can make any object clickable from any array contained its name:

      0_1601576340403_50e460d7-56c4-4a0d-9334-0eb6677af8c3-image.png

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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      miro1360
    • RE: Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays

      @xyon126 said in Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays:

      @ miro1360. Thank you very much for the tutorial and the video, they are phenomenal, unique. This help is the best. I have a question. It is possible that the buttons of the pairs or symbols EURUSD, GBPUSD, etc. have a LINK that when pressed does not send to the window of that pair, if so, how could it be done. Thank you very much in advance and sorry for my English.

      It is pretty simple, just continue with the loop template. I assume that you need to change a pair on the same chart (not open a new one). Add this to "on Chart" section.

      0_1600813217994_33bc5f8d-08d3-460c-b832-275e81f159b1-image.png

      Now when you click on the pair name, the chart changes accordingly.

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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      miro1360
    • RE: Trendline

      https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4233/example-trendline-ea

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: Help with make a Scrollable Dashboard

      Hi, sorry for later reply. Well, it is possible to make it scrollable, but it also needs more variables or even more complex functions in the code. Even if it is scrollable, the part will still be hidden and you have to do something with the mouse.
      So it will be much easier for you to "divide" the pairs on several dashboards by 40 pairs.
      Each of these dashboards can be offseted horizontally (to the right on x axis).
      Or alternatively put each one dashboard with 40 pairs on own chart and open/arrange the charts side-by-side to see them all - it is the fastest solution.

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: Embedding Indicator Code In EA

      As roar told you, no easy way, only manually in code, moreover you have to understand the code quite detailed ... 2 ways are possible, pay someone to do it for you, or learn to code 😄 mql4 language is very simple. You can insert custom functions in fxdreema studio. As a result, it will be more work than it's worth 😄 .... but with fxdreema it still be less work than the whole EA manually 😄

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: need advice on using variables to select buffers of a custom indicator...

      this is code to round the number on a specific decimal places (set with decimals, now it is set on 2 places),
      use it as is, just change the variables (curA0, ...) ... it can be omitted if you don't need rounding

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: RANDOM NUMBERS

      @sidmcfarland said in RANDOM NUMBERS:

      The answer given by @miro1360 is not quite correct and overly complicated. It unnecessarily checks itself and tries again whenever it generates a number outside of the 10-100 range. So why not instead update the block that generates the number so that it never generates a number outside of the 10-100 range? Also, you should not divide by 32768 because the max of MathRand() is 32767. Dividing by 32768 means you will sometimes get a value larger than 100. Additionally, this random number generating actually produces numbers 10-110, which is probably why there is a block to check if the value is within range. I feel my example is better and simpler. It also properly seeds the random number generator.
      0_1594473750244_Random.png

      • my example could divide by one more as the max value 32767, it will not break the code, yes I used the condition
      • it was just a fast usable reply, sorry if it is "OVERLY" complicated :D, everything can be improved (so your example, because MathSrand) 🙂
      • MathRand can be used alone, without MathSrand it does a self initialization with a random seed on every call, which is more random than fixing it to a tickCount which overflows every 49 days (and than repeats), ... initializing with MathSrand is good only for a recurring sequence (like for testing purposes to achieve the same result) ...
      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: need advice on using variables to select buffers of a custom indicator...

      when you escape the condition 9, the ctr should be increased, otherwise the condition 3 will never be false ...

      0_1594081600366_a2207901-581d-492a-aaab-601b668b79dd-image.png

      maybe there will be other things, I have not checked details ...
      it is possible that the indicator is working on the timer and therefore it can caused problems in any EA

      just try it in code, it is so simple although time consuming 😄
      https://fxdreema.com/shared/vcEWDohzc
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      here you have to fix a few things, for example if EUR crosses AUD, both will be alerted (EUR>AUD and AUD<EUR, because both are valid in for loop) ... but as I told you, there may be a problem with the indicator being recalculated (I think it is using recalculation based on timer)
      or I have an error somewhere, try to debug it, I didn't try it thoroughly 😄

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays

      it is possible with the lookback, or with an additional array, if I had enough time, I would give you an example here, but I'm sure it's possible

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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      miro1360
    • RE: Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays

      array is a variable so it holds the value, when the array is changed then objects on the chart (dashboard) must be accordingly refreshed
      the loopback system can be used, but then don't use the green loop block and adjust the whole thing for loopback, it's a slightly different visual system, but the logic in it is similar, it depends on what is easier for you to work with, the speed should be the same

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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      miro1360
    • RE: Apply template on selected pair

      currChart is variable for a Chart ID, it seems to me that it cannot be set specifically and is assigned automatically, so you have to move impractically by increasing the ID value and with the use of conditions to search for the correct chart ... maybe there's a way but I've never been looking for it

      posted in Questions & Answers
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      miro1360
    • RE: Video Tutorial - Signals Dashboard EA [advanced] - looping Objects, arrays

      do it once again with no missing blocks, they are important:

      0_1592268995685_634b77d2-5d28-45c9-9060-1c1b1df5905b-image.png

      add only one group of columns at once and edit it until it starts working with no errors, only then add more columns

      posted in Tutorials by Users
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