How to display custom indicator values of various timeframe in a panel/separate window?

 

real headach here

Built in indicator like stochastic can be displayed like below

for(x=0;x<6;x++)
    {
      if((iStochastic(NULL,TF[x],PercentK,PercentD,Slowing,MODE_SMA,0,MODE_MAIN,0)) >  
         (iStochastic(NULL,TF[x],PercentK,PercentD,Slowing,MODE_SMA,0,MODE_SIGNAL,0)))
        ObjectSetText("tI"+x+"0"," BUY",9,"Arial Bold",Lime);
      else if             
        ((iStochastic(NULL,TF[x],PercentK,PercentD,Slowing,MODE_SMA,0,MODE_SIGNAL,0)) >
        (iStochastic(NULL,TF[x],PercentK,PercentD,Slowing,MODE_SMA,0,MODE_MAIN,0)))
        ObjectSetText("tI"+x+"0","SELL",9,"Arial Bold",Red);         
      else
        ObjectSetText("tI"+x+"0","WAIT",9,"Arial Bold",Khaki); 
    } 
when I apply the same way for icustom like this it is not displayed.

for(x=0;x<6;x++)
    {
      if(iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,1)>iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)
       && iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)<=iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,3)) 
        ObjectSetText("dI"+x+"0",CharToStr(sBuy),fontSize,"Wingdings",Lime);
      else if(iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,1)<iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)
       && iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)>=iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,3)) 
         
        ObjectSetText("dI"+x+"0",CharToStr(sSell),fontSize,"Wingdings",Red);         
      else
        ObjectSetText("dI"+x+"0",CharToStr(sWait),10,"Wingdings",Khaki); 
    }
ps TF[x] is a timeframe array.
what is wrong about this display for custim indicator???been trying for a long long time but without success.any idea is welcome please


  :D

 
is this forum dead?are ther any expert listening?..pls point out any syntax/coding errors in above code..
 
for(x=0;x<6;x++)
    {
      if(iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,1)>iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)
       && iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)<=iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,3)) 
        ObjectSetText("dI"+x+"0",CharToStr(sBuy),fontSize,"Wingdings",Lime);
      else if(iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,1)<iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)
       && iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,2)>=iCustom(NULL,TF[x],"Trend1",Periods,Method,Price,2,3)) 
         
        ObjectSetText("dI"+x+"0",CharToStr(sSell),fontSize,"Wingdings",Red);         
      else
        ObjectSetText("dI"+x+"0",CharToStr(sWait),10,"Wingdings",Khaki); 
    }
is it not possible to access iCustom values like above and display Buy signal or Sell signal??
hhhhhelp pls
 

What are the uchar values of sBuy, sSell and sWait?

Does the object (label?)  "dI"+x+"0" exist?

Test your iCustom call with a print to check that you are calling correctly with the correct parameters

 

 values  as below

 int     sBuy                  = 233;
 int     sSell                 = 234;
 int     sWait                 = 54;

yes the object exist as below

for (x=0;x<6;x++)
      for (y=0;y<4;y++)
      {
        ObjectCreate("dI"+x+y,OBJ_LABEL,WindowFind("Trend1"),0,0);
          ObjectSetText("dI"+x+y," ",10,"Wingdings",Goldenrod);
          ObjectSet("dI"+x+y,OBJPROP_CORNER,0);
          ObjectSet("dI"+x+y,OBJPROP_XDISTANCE,x*scaleX+(offsetX+80)); // scaleX == 120, offsetX == 200
          ObjectSet("dI"+x+y,OBJPROP_YDISTANCE,y*scaleY+offsetY);
      }
any suggestion pls?
 

You are creating an object named "dI"+x+y

You are setting the text for an object named "dI"+x+"0" 

Test your iCustom call with a print to check that you are calling correctly with the correct parameters.  

 

Hi, I once found an MA (iMa_Check.mq4) which displayed MA-differences.

I modified it to display this difference of a different time-frame.

You may take it and modify it acc. to your needs...

Files:
ima_check.mq4  3 kb
 
You are creating an object named "dI"+x+y

You are setting the text for an object named "dI"+x+"0" 

Test your iCustom call with a print to check that you are calling correctly with the correct parameters.  


Many Thnx Gumrai...I got it now...its a relief!
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