Posts made by miro1360

I don't have it anymore, try this:
https://www.mql5.com/en/code/8655

you write the empty comment

https://fxdreema.com/shared/Uc12vDNVd

you need to refresh (recreate) all relating objects in ascending order ... sending an existing object in the background actually does not appear graphically, but only for mouse clicks (selecting) --- this is how metatrader works

good point
looks like it is not possible to select and simply send objects below an existing object, but it is possible to "redraw" the existing object (run the object block) and it will be stacked one on top of the other ...

The block For each Closed trade with many history trades should be used once (which is done in the on Init). Then you can use the same block with one history trade and place it in On Trade section (so as not to unnecessarily recalculate the entire history of trades that have already been recalculated and plotted).

Set the magic number to 0 ... it will catch the manually opened trades.

Something like this ... add all Draw Arrow blocks for each parameter of trade, include also a trendline ...
but not exactly the same arrows will be created (this I think is caused directly by metatrader) ... you can use wingdings codes
https://docs.mql4.com/constants/objectconstants/wingdings
here are the arrow codes: https://docs.mql4.com/constants/objectconstants/arrows

Try it

it is working exactly as the condition said:

you most probably forget to put a name for the trendline on the chart, the example from my first post is working fine

I posted it somewhere, find it between my replies

your EA is right, but the indicator repaints on many past candles (indicator is useless for any EA)

How to check if an indicator repaints?

you can trace the values of indicator (in the main or a separate window) using trendlines
https://fxdreema.com/shared/5vQ8dwt0c
(Trace block can be used for indicator in the main window)
purple trendlines are the real values from the current and first candle
you can clearly see how the indicator repainted itself over time (where the values were at the beginning), crazy .... this youtube guy has a good reaction for the indicator https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyPzl8M4yCE

see, how the same trendline is stable on RSI

correct, in this case the color depends on the zero, sometimes it is much more complicated because the code contains different conditions to set up the color in this case it is just the null ...
exactly, this "fisher yurik" indicator repaints like crazy, up to fifth or sixth candle

this indicator code recall me an indicator which repaints, fisher ... not bad one for a visual analysis but a wrong choice for EA ... it repaints on a fifth candle or so
anyway, the condition is simple, if indicator is more or less than null

remove the No trade block, it restricts opening next trades on each candle

use a time filter, Once per bar

use variables and add them together to a final message:

share your project or a part of it

the custom code can help you ("for" is the loop, "break" ends the loop before it comes to an end)
iMA is the indicator, it can be any, even a custom
https://docs.mql4.com/indicators/ima

you can recreate it into blocks, or use it as is
https://fxdreema.com/shared/ye5WVCBpb

working with time in mql is sometimes tricky

if you don't understand some variables, you can easily print them on the screen with the comment block (debugging :D)

But there is no option to get Candle ID anyway, you can always do a loop

again the same technique, but with "My Indicators" option, because it has much more settings

indicators can be downloaded here:
https://www.mql5.com/en/code/mt4/indicators/page57