Zero Divide Error
You showseveral lines where you perform division.
You will have to figure out why the divisor becomes 0 sometimes.
int StepMAStochSignal(string nSymbol, int PeriodWATR=7, double Kwatr=0.7, int HighLow=0)
I have never seen variables intitalized in the call like that. If the variables are part of the call, they should already have values.
Hmm... Just never seen it done that way, anywhere. Does it work?
I made a test, and you can't do that:
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| script program start function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int start() { //---- int x = 5; Print("When x == 5 you get ",Test1(x)); x = 0; Print("When x == 0 you get ",Test1(x)); //---- return(0); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int Test1(int xx = 2){ return(xx); }
Output:
2008.07.04 20:08:24 Phy__CallTest GBPJPYm,Daily: removed 2008.07.04 20:08:24 Phy__CallTest GBPJPYm,Daily: uninit reason 0 2008.07.04 20:08:24 Phy__CallTest GBPJPYm,Daily: When x == 0 you get 0 2008.07.04 20:08:24 Phy__CallTest GBPJPYm,Daily: When x == 5 you get 5 2008.07.04 20:08:24 Phy__CallTest GBPJPYm,Daily: loaded successfully 2008.07.04 20:08:18 Compiling 'Phy__CallTest'That is likely your zero divide problem.
Ok, show me an example that does what you say...
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| script program start function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int start() { //---- int x = 5; Print("When x == 5 you get ",Test1(x)); x = 0; Print("When x == 0 you get ",Test1(x)); Print("When you don't provide nothing you get ",Test1()); //---- return(0); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int Test1(int xx = 2){ return(xx); }
Hi
I'm making a signal table where i'm going to put signals of indicators I like, so today I made a function that returns a signal for the indicator StepMA Stoch, now the problem is that sometimes it gives an error Zero Divde and most wierd thing is that sometimes, not aways, when I remove the function the error stops to show. So the problem is in the function's code but I don't know where because I tryied a lot and got no solution,
thanks in advance.