More on custom idicators

[dscoles]

Two questions:

I am using the indicator tester to verify the buffers to use. There are five colors for the indicator RSI0MA_V2 (indicator is attached).

Here is a picture showing the outcome that I get (always zero) by setting the value of Indicator Mode to 5: Buffer 5 which is where I expect to see the value show up. http://prntscr.com/6vt0r3

I do not understand how to make this project shared. So, I am attaching a copy of my settings for the indicator tester here: http://prntscr.com/6vt2tm

BTW, setting the value of Indicator Mode to 1: Buffer 1 does give me the value of the blue line from the RSIOMA_V2 indicator.

If I put block 3, 4 & 5 on and then realize they should be under block 6, is that still valid? If not, how are blocks in the project renumbered?

Thanks Very Much

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RSIOMA_v2.mq4

[fxDreema]

Here is about block numbers: https://fxdreema.com/demo/blocks-execution-order Block numbers matter only when 2 or more connections comes out of the same output. The same as if you drive a car and the road turns into 2 roads.

One parameter is missing from the indicator, because can't understand such definition: http://prntscr.com/6vtz28
You can add some "extern int" to make it work

Here is how to make it better:

//---- input parameters
extern int RSIOMA                      = 14;
extern ENUM_MA_METHOD RSIOMA_MODE      = MODE_EMA;
extern ENUM_APPLIED_PRICE RSIOMA_PRICE = PRICE_CLOSE;

extern int Ma_RSIOMA                   = 21;
extern ENUM_MA_METHOD Ma_RSIOMA_MODE   = MODE_EMA;

extern int BuyTrigger      = 80;
extern int SellTrigger     = 20;

extern color BuyTriggerColor  = DodgerBlue;
extern color SellTriggerColor = Magenta;

extern int MainTrendLong   = 50;
extern int MainTrendShort  = 50;

extern color MainTrendLongColor  = Red;
extern color MainTrendShortColor = Green;