Don't reset it to zero. Leave it at 5 until you want it to start counting again.
if(SARup < 5 && Bid < ma) SARup++;
WHRoeder:
Don't reset it to zero. Leave it at 5 until you want it to start counting again.
Don't reset it to zero. Leave it at 5 until you want it to start counting again.
it work, but its stuck on 5.. how can i make it count again?
if(SARup>5 && Bid<ma) {SARup++; SARdown=0;}
if(SARdown>5 && Bid>ma) {SARdown++; SARup=0;}
THANKS..
Your first code snippet looks correct for your task. It increments SARup on Bid < ma and resets the counter if SARup reaches 4. Why it is not working for you?
enivid:
Your first code snippet looks correct for your task. It increments SARup on Bid < ma and resets the counter if SARup reaches 4. Why it is not working for you?
Your first code snippet looks correct for your task. It increments SARup on Bid < ma and resets the counter if SARup reaches 4. Why it is not working for you?
i need to stop the counting of ++ to 5, and all the rest count of ++ must be any number so that the count will not continue. but on my code both stuck on 5.
thanks guys i found new solution... i add bool (true or false).

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hello guys.. could you help me how to stop counting of ++ to a certain count...
if(Bid<ma) SARup++;
if(SARup>4) SARup=0;
but after it become 0 it count again.. i want the rest of ++ to become zero.
thanks guys appreciated your help.