How to Draw a Reference Lines Every 10 Pips - page 4 1234 New comment deansi 2012.12.27 02:28 #31 Its ok,I got it to work ..!! 8) Thanks to those who contributed the ideas for this. deansi 2012.12.27 23:01 #32 The result.... at 10pips per bar. for me its much easier on the eyes than the default grid, and takes half a second to see how many pips movement youre looking at. paul.seldon 2014.12.29 14:17 #33 //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| bgColorChanges10_20_30_40_50.mq4 | //| Copyright ?2009, MetaQuotes Software Corp. | //| http://www.metaquotes.net | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ #property copyright "Copyright ?2009, MetaQuotes Software Corp." #property link "http://www.metaquotes.net" #property indicator_chart_window #define ONDA_BEGINS 0 #define ONDA_CONTAINS 1 //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom indicator initialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int init() { //---- indicators //---- return(0); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom indicator deinitialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int deinit() { //---- for (int ix = 0; ix < nLines; ix++) // delete my horizontal lines { ObjectDelete("tensLines"+ix); } //---- return(0); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom indicator iteration function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int start() { int nLines = 40; // Number of total line to draw double lineInterval = 0.0010; // Interval between lines double normPrice = NormalizeDouble(Close[1],3); // Current price is rounded to nearest "10" for (int ix = 0; ix < nLines; ix++) // Loop span number of times { if(ObjectFind("tensLines"+ix) < 0) ObjectCreate("tensLines"+ix, OBJ_HLINE, 0, 0, normPrice+((ix-(nLines/2))*lineInterval)); // Place half above and half below the current price else ObjectSet("tensLines"+ix, OBJPROP_PRICE1, normPrice+((ix-(nLines/2))*lineInterval)); ObjectSet("tensLines"+ix,OBJPROP_COLOR,DarkSlateGray); // Make the lines look better } //---- return(0); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void ObjectNameDeleteAll(string name, int where=ONDA_BEGINS, int type=EMPTY) { for(int iObj=ObjectsTotal()-1; iObj >= 0; iObj--) { string on = ObjectName(iObj); int iPos = StringFind(on, name); if (iPos < 0) continue; if (iPos > 0 && where == ONDA_BEGINS) continue; if (type == EMPTY)) ObjectDelete(on); else if (type == ObjectType(on)) ObjectDelete(on); } } //--- It doesn't work. Many errors. What needs to be fixed?Also, when it goes higher timeframe, I want it to be changed, ===> 1Min ~ 30 Min ==> every 10 pips ===> 1 Hour ======> every 50 pips ===> 4 Hour, Daily ======> every 100 pips ===> Weekly, Monthly ===> every 1000 pips Any help? Rectangles are desired instead of lines which can cause confusion with Resistance and Support Lines.Please help, thanks in advance ~ How to Draw a Multi Timeframe Indicators Coding help 1234 New comment
Its ok,
I got it to work ..!! 8)
Thanks to those who contributed the ideas for this.
The result.... at 10pips per bar.
for me its much easier on the eyes than the default grid, and takes half a second to see how many pips movement youre looking at.
It doesn't work. Many errors. What needs to be fixed?
Also, when it goes higher timeframe, I want it to be changed,
===> 1Min ~ 30 Min ==> every 10 pips
===> 1 Hour ======> every 50 pips
===> 4 Hour, Daily ======> every 100 pips
===> Weekly, Monthly ===> every 1000 pips
Any help? Rectangles are desired instead of lines which can cause confusion with Resistance and Support Lines.
Please help, thanks in advance ~