@mamanx2 It is not a trivial thing to do. You need as many variables as conditions to be checked. Each variable is searched for separately. Something like this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/08SLD9f8c
You will have to create as many variables as conditions required. Each one on a different branch tree until the last one will trigger the trade.
Is this the whole project or just part of it?
Can you please share the link to your project?
Yes. He's not participating in the forum for at least 4 years now.
That's a complex structure that will need variables. are you familiar with loops and variables?
Not sure I fully understand. Do you mean finding any gap in price within that time period?
Ok. And how is the mother bar defined? I mean, how do you know candle ID 0 is a mother bar, for example? I can see that looking back at past bars. Is there a specific number of bars back to look for?
If you need those lines to identify a breakout, it is recommended using variables instead. If you want to optimize an EA drawing lines, it is simply a nightmare! By using variables you make the code far less cumbersome and infinitely more efficient.
I already looked at you project and I saw you are requesting all conditions to happen at the same time. This is why I recommended a cascade structure with variables. Are you familiar with variables?
@Fireblade Then you can do something like this:
https://fxdreema.com/shared/ZG4iuspD
The condition block will close all open trades if your daily profit is hit. The time filter block will close all open trades at the end of the day regardless they are in profit or loss. However, please consider to block opening more trades during the day if any of them happens.
Let's begin with gaps, please. What kind of gaps are you thinking about?
I see. I have to admit that goes beyond my abilities in fxDreema, I'm afraid. Plotting all daily lines ies easy. However, removing those in contact with a trend line, I don't know, sorry. Maybe jstap can be more helpful here.
I got some, but that depends on what you need exactly.
Your current setting will send you infinite signals. I guess you don't want that. When do you exactly need it to happen? And how many times is the signal supposed to be delivered?
Then what you need is a cascade structure with variables. One variable will confirm if the first condition is valid. Then another variable will check if the second condition is valid. Only when all of them are, a trade can be open.
I thing I get the isea, but I'm still a bit confused. Could you please upload some images showing an example of what you exactly mean?