indicator_buffers versus INDICATOR_DATA New comment [Deleted] 2014.03.24 16:49 I may well have the wrong end of the stick on this, so please bear with me. Prior to build 600, I used: #property indicator_buffers to establish which buffers I wanted drawn visually (or added in to the data window). And down in Init() I used: IndicatorBuffers(); to include all the buffers, drawn or otherwise. Now we have: SetIndexBuffer(0,buffer1, INDICATOR_DATA); SetIndexBuffer(1,buffer2, INDICATOR_CALCULATIONS); Which seems to make the above distinction explicit. However, I seem to still need to use #property indicator_buffers to get things drawn. So my question is: 1. Have I got the whole thing muddled up; and if not 2. What is the point of INDICATOR_DATA and INDICATOR_CALCULATIONS? Considering I still need to make the above distinction anyway. Price of trend line in Time[0] Pre build 600+ EA needs updating PLS Coding help New comment
I may well have the wrong end of the stick on this, so please bear with me.
Prior to build 600, I used:
to establish which buffers I wanted drawn visually (or added in to the data window).
And down in Init() I used:
IndicatorBuffers();to include all the buffers, drawn or otherwise.
Now we have:
Which seems to make the above distinction explicit. However, I seem to still need to use #property indicator_buffers to get things drawn.
So my question is:
1. Have I got the whole thing muddled up; and if not
2. What is the point of INDICATOR_DATA and INDICATOR_CALCULATIONS? Considering I still need to make the above distinction anyway.