Posts made by miro1360

zigzag needs a lot of calculation, and it is reason why it is slower ... the faster procesor you have (+SSD disk) the faster test result can be ..

light pink blocks you must use together with dark pink blocks (For each trade)
... and they control each trade separated ... you can use Bucket of trades in case of group of trades ... or using "loop" to count parameters from trades for further use ...

place these blocks into section on Deinit:

for MQ5 you should change few things:

variable type TF_used is ENUM_TIMEFRAMES
and definitions are from this enum list: https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/constants/chartconstants/enum_timeframes

this into inputs (string Timeframes is only for info) :

this into variables:

in on Init:

if(TF_input == 0) { TF_used = 0; } //current
if(TF_input == 1) { TF_used = 1; } //M1
if(TF_input == 2) { TF_used = 5; } //M5
if(TF_input == 3) { TF_used = 15; } //M15
if(TF_input == 4) { TF_used = 30; } //M30
if(TF_input == 5) { TF_used = 60; } //H1
if(TF_input == 6) { TF_used = 240; } //H4
if(TF_input == 7) { TF_used = 1440; } //D1
if(TF_input == { TF_used = 10080; } //W1

in on Tick:

(just use variable for timeframe)

this technique can be used also for other specific parameters where optimization and its static increment is not enough (different periods - like 13, 34, 82)

yes, as you told ... fxdreema importer is working that way, it only store these parameters (it is not storing whole indicator), also in EA code is used only reference for indicator as external file (its name)

they are little messy, but something can be used

try something from this:
https://fxdreema.com/forum/topic/4208/tutorial-06-my-indicators-in-fxdreema/2?page=1
...
find:
2.) Import without mq file, with ex file:

not with one parameter, for this isolation you must create whole money management system and it is not simple

you must specify all depending enumerations which are implemented in included file:

for this one it should be only Smooth_Method:

it is working ...
maybe you should somehow open first trade (because without first trade closed there is no history) ...

volume from previous opened trade save into variable for further use ... you can easily do math on variables

and this?

maybe this? .. I have not tried ...

C'61,114,237'

try bucket of trades:

it is for MT5 too (Bucket of Positions)

try this function:
https://docs.mql4.com/convert/doubletostr

or normalizedouble function

it also depends on your strategy itself, if are you opening trades or if you have conditions with "candle ID = 0", this also can cause different results ... but mostly it is different history between metatraders ...

try it this way:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/aBv8j1ppe

but you must edit it for yourself