Posts made by hilavoku

Okay. I tried this within a print message block but it gave me an error. Will try it again and report

Hiho,

i need the Open[] function. The given parameter must be of type integer. But the variables created with fx Dreema are only boolean,string or double. MathRound won't function ether. Some thoughts?

greetz

Sounds good to me. Keep on

Hiho,

sometimes it would be great to write more than just two or three words into the label of a block. Is it possible to include a carriage return (new line) into the label?

thx in advance

Thanks for the info i did this just an hour bevore
Now it looks better...

Keep up the good work. Sometimes its really fun to work with FXdreema and i know that i can work faster than with programming the EA in 'text'-mode

I did use CTRL + Mouse Scroll but then the rest of the GUI is also smaller... But at the moment it is no killer. I just landed at 57 blocks...

Hiho,

at the moment i have an EA with ~40 blocks. There are blocks which are connected to perform a certain task. When i open FXdreema GUI it looks very overloaded. It would be really cool if we could select some blocks and 'minimize' them to one block with a single click. Its like in programming languages where you can do the same with code lines. Shrink a function and expand a function...

What do you think?

Another one. When shrinking is not possible how about to draw a frame around some blocks and give the frame a title. So that it is obviously what function those blocks have and you can directly see how the structure of the EA looks like.

Just another one: What about a zoom function ?

LOL.
Hey dsds i hope your no german guy?! You know what dsds means then? Not sure this name would qualify you for this forum. Better ask Dieter for the next round.

Just a joke and nothing seriously

Thx again for the replay. I could have come to the trick solution by myself.

thank you till my next question

PS: have you thought about the output option of the manually written blocks?

Hiho,

hope i didn't overlooked it but how can i use the PrintMessage block to print a variable ?

Thank you. For now its okay for me...

Hiho,

i have a problem. I draw some rectangles and start the drawing in the past. When i draw the rectangles ~1400bars back in past there is no problem. When i go 1500 bars then i get a stack overflow error and no more rectangles will be drawn.
I manually increased the stacksize in the MQ4 file by doubling it. Then i can draw more rectangles. Can you show me where i can adjust the stacksize within fxDreema?

thx in advance

Thx. Bug disappeared

Hi,

i have the following line in the adjust field of the DrawRectangle block. -toDigits(const_CZ_PipRange,"")+((const_CZ_PipRange-CalculatedPipValue)/2)

When i update the block and open it again the line shows: -toDigits(const_CZ_PipRange."")+((const_CZ_PipRange-CalculatedPipValue)/2)

The , after const_CZ_PipRange is converted to a .

Can you fix this?

Ah. Cool. Now i understand

fxDreema is a big project. There will allways be something to do. Take your time

So if you have a question or problem mail me.

Back to my problem: Is there a workaround for me to get the value of ResultPipValue from the manually written block into the block in the GUI without manually modifying the MQ4 code? At the moment i'am really stuck with this problem on how to get this pip value back into the GUI.

PS: I think the way i posted above should be clean and 'simple' to program so that it will satisfy the needs of most people.

So. Here are my first thoughts. The simplest way would be like this:

When i open Library Studio:

In the lower windows labeled: 'Global variables, includes' i whish to see all allready defined (global) variables in the EA. So i can use those variables like the self defined one on the upper right window.

Also when i create a new global variable in Library Studio it should be shown back in the fxdreema GUI as a defined variable and use it directly in the blocks.

This would be a great step forward in intuitively using variables across Library Studio and fxDreema GUI. Without killing the nice visual programming style.

I've got another idea/addition: In LibraryStudio: We could use a new keyword like ~output~. After the keyword you write a local defined variable and say fxdreema that this is the returnvalue.

In fxDreema the block GUI will then show a field where you can select a defined (global) variable and give it the value of the returnparamter from the manually written block. ( global variable = return variable )

The programming of this should be straight and simple. The advantage of this is the possibility of changing the name of a global variable without killing the manually written block! I think this is even better then the first solution i thought of..

When i continue this idea we also could use this kind of variable exchange to use this for an input parameter
Keyword: ~input~'InputVariableName'
Then in the fxdreemaGUI you got one label which says: 'input variable' = 'some global defined variable to select'

This would be the complete encapsulation of in- and output parameters for manually written blocks but doesn't touch the fxdreema GUI for standard blocks!

What do you think?

Okay thanks for the explanation and i understand your problem. I will summarize my thoughts and try to post them in a understandable view. Priority is the visual style of creating an EA. I hope we can combine both worlds...

Okay. I see the variable defined in the MQ4 file. But what can i do with this value within the other blocks? I can't work with this value within the condition or formula block. The EA blocks can't 'see' this variable...

Sorry to bother you again. I feel a little bit stupid.

thx again !
hila

Mmmhh. I can only export the XML file; no MQ4