Here is an example
https://fxdreema.com/shared/0eETyHGkb
My point was that while I can easily avoid having to edit countless logic blocks by using the "set market" block, I cannot easily avoid having to re-create countless variables for each currency because you cannot set variables to a specific group # or currency as far as I know.
Hi there!
I'm trying to convert a number of FXDreema EAs to run on all 28 currencies at once.
I've tried using the "set current market" block using all 28 currencies separated by comma, but as I understand it only runs once per tick so it is not suitable for a true multi currency EA.
So I am now going to duplicate all of the logic blocks 28 times and apply the "set current market" block to each set of logic blocks in order to avoid having to edit the "symbol" tab in every single logic set for a different currency.
However now I have the issue that variables are currency independent. This means I would need to make sets of variables (sometimes hundreds) for each currency, which is very impractical and certainly not efficient.
Is there a more efficient way to solve this variable issue?
Much appreciated.
Is there any chance at this being implemented? It is quite limiting to only be able to use wick prices for high/low.
I've been trying to get an indicator logic set to work and the logic is perfect but it does not execute properly.
The general jist is an oscillator with 2 level crosses.
One cross when the line crosses above the 20 line and the next cross when it goes below the next 80 line.
I have applied a filter to ensure that it does not allow entry until it does a full cycle across the opposing line first for each entry.
For example
I made it so that it must cross out of the 20 line and into 80 line first before it is allowed to enter when it crosses below the 80 line again.
And it must cross cross out of the 80 line and into the 20 line before it is allowed to enter when it crosses above the 20 line again.
The purpose of this filter is to avoid situations like this
This is my current configuration 
but I've tried as many as I could think of but the code either doesn't enter any trades, enters every trade, or enters the wrong trades.
Essentially the entry is not allowed until the value of both "low" and "high" is 1 for buys or 0 for shorts.
Combinations of 1 and 0 will not pass the filter. Except for the part where everything passes the filter.
I've tried using 0/1 combinations as an entry block condition and it does filter trades, but not the right ones. I've also tried other things it simply never works.
Here is an example using the cci
0_1605730738251_CCI line cross.ex4
I would greatly appreciate it if someone could help me resolve this issue. Thanks.
I want to run tests in the strategy tester but I've run into an issue.
When I select the "use input parameter for optimization" box on the blocks in both the buy and the sell logic trees for a single indicator the tester will test both buy and sell conditions separately. This is only one example of this issue being a problem.
In the above example if I have a moving average set to buy on x> (x) and sell on x< (X) using a 10 period ma.
I don't want the 10 period MA to be tested separately with two different values for both buy and sell conditions, I want to test a single MA, I want them to be a single connected value under the "use input parameter for optimization" box
Is there a way to do this? Thanks.
Hey there. I have a question.
I'm trying run an optimization on an indicator but the indicator has 4 buffers for different colors. I want to merge 3 of the colors into a single "buffer" or do something equivalent to that.
I currently have all 3 buffer types in a condition block in the "or" configuration so they effectively count as a single condition, however when running an optimization on this, each of the 3 buffers becomes a value to be "optimized" which creates an optimization test with millions of combinations.
I need buffer 1-3 of the indicator to only count as 1 buffer so I can use a single condition block in order to prevent the optimization test from taking 40 years to complete.
Appreciate your time.