AnyPair SMI
Both indicators
| High[]/Low[] are the current chart TF/pair | SM_Buffer[i]=iClose(Symbol_name,0,i) -((High[iHighest(Symbol_name,0,MODE_HIGH,Period_Q,i)] +Low[iLowest(Symbol_name,0,MODE_LOW,Period_Q,i)] )/2); HQ_Buffer[i]=High[iHighest(Symbol_name,0,MODE_HIGH,Period_Q,i)] -Low[iLowest(Symbol_name,0,MODE_LOW,Period_Q,i)]; |
Thanks WHRoeder. I see.
How would I get that data for the external symbols then? I thought that by specifying it in the symbol name it would do that.
//---- buffers
double SMI_Buffer[];
double Signal_Buffer[];
double SM_Buffer[];
double EMA_SM[];
double EMA2_SM[];
double EMA_HQ[];
double EMA2_HQ[];
double HQ_Buffer[];
//---
double SymbolBuffer[];
double MABuffer[];
Here is your init()
int init() { //---- indicators IndicatorBuffers(8); SetIndexEmptyValue(0,0.0); SetIndexStyle(0,DRAW_LINE); SetIndexBuffer(0,Signal_Buffer); SetIndexLabel(0,"Signal SMI"); // SetIndexEmptyValue(1,0.0); SetIndexStyle(1,DRAW_LINE); SetIndexBuffer(1,SMI_Buffer); SetIndexLabel(1,"SMI"); // SetIndexBuffer(2,SymbolBuffer); SetIndexStyle(2,DRAW_LINE); // SetIndexBuffer(3,MABuffer); SetIndexStyle(3,DRAW_LINE); //---- return(0); }
- High[index] is an array (of current chart) How you you specify the external symbol there?
- iHigh - MQL4 Documentation
- High[index] is an array (of current chart) How you you specify the external symbol there?
- iHigh - MQL4 Documentation
Thanks WHRoeder. Please forgive my ignorance and the time it took for the reply, but here it goes:
High is a predefined variable and iHigh is a function, just changing the High variables for iHigh functions obviously yields an error of undeclared identifier so I don't see what to use in place of the High variable to get that value for a different pair as specified in the iHighest function and/or implement the iHigh for this purpose.
SM_Buffer[i]=iClose(Symbol_name,0,i)
-((High[iHighest(Symbol_name,0,MODE_HIGH,Period_Q,i)]
+Low[iLowest(Symbol_name,0,MODE_LOW,Period_Q,i)]
)/2);
Thank you for your patience and help.
High is a predefined variable and iHigh is a function, just changing the High variables for iHigh functions obviously yields an error of undeclared identifier so I don't see what to use in place of the Highvariable to get that value for a different pair as specified in the iHighest function and/or implement the iHigh for this purpose.
Learn how to search in google. You could have solved this doubt in 20 seconds instead of waiting the answer here.
Anyway, I give you the answer: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=mql4+ihigh&l=1
Regards.
Wow, now I feel REALLY stupid.... I had been through most of those links and read most of them, not all, but most and I still can't figure this out guys. I'm NOT a programmer; my coding experience its for some SQL and back from the GW-BASIC times (dinosaurs still roamed the earth), so I'm pulling teeth here, I guess the logic is the same, but the brain is like a muscle and I haven't coded in ages. Searching Google is something I'm really good at... Understanding what I find.... well that's another matter... ;-)
Any help you would offer a six year old is probably what I need here. Again, sorry guys, but I admit my ignorance in this subject and appreciate enormously any help given. All I need is how to get the line above to work getting info from a symbol other than the one in the chart, the rest I can do.
Bill45a: just changing the High variables for iHigh functions obviously yields an error of undeclared identifier so I feel REALLY stupid.... | I gave you the link to the function, It is you that must read and understand the documentation.
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Hi guys, maybe someone here can help me.
This indicator is giving no output, I'm trying to adapt a Stochastic Momentum Index to use a different pair than the one on the chart. The first file is the original I'm using (SMI_Correct_1), the second one (B45a_SMI_AnyPair) is my adaptation. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I'm also planning to use this for an EA, which is why I inserted the mode2 and 3 buffers there, but not sure I did it right, I'm new to programming these... :-)
This one works fine, the problem is in the AnyPair file that follows in the next post.