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In consideration for point 2, i think a vertical line would be better. For point 2, the 3 extra colors would be ok buffer wise?
Alerts staying as is ?
Alerts staying as is ?
Mladen,
Yes, alerts stay the same. To reconfirm, the next bar's close price is calculated as the present bar's current price, and the next bar's high and low price is also calculated as the present bar's current price.
In consideration for point 2, i think a vertical line would be better. For point 2, the 3 extra colors would be ok buffer wise?
rayphua
Here is the version with a vertical line that separates the period that is extended into future. Options to configure line are added (including if you wish to see the line n the main window too or just in the sub-window). Try it out : cci_woody_double_2.01.ex4
rayphua Here is the version with a vertical line that separates the period that is extended into future. Options to configure line are added (including if you wish to see the line n the main window too or just in the sub-window). Try it out : cci_woody_double_2.01.ex4
Mladen, tested it. Works good on current timeframe but viewing longer timeframes on shorter timeframe, the line should be drawn at where the current longer timeframe ends. For example, viewing 1 day indicator on 4 hour chart, line is now drawn on current bar, instead it should be drawn on the bar where a new day ends.
Mladen, tested it. Works good on current timeframe but viewing longer timeframes on shorter timeframe, the line should be drawn at where the current longer timeframe ends. For example, viewing 1 day indicator on 4 hour chart, line is now drawn on current bar, instead it should be drawn on the bar where a new day ends.
rayphua
Try out this version : cci_woody_double_2.02.ex4
rayphua Try out this version : cci_woody_double_2.02.ex4
Tried it. It's odd. Settings are made for line thickness 1, and style 0, for all tf.
1hr looks right.
4hr shows dotted line
1day doesn't show.
1 week doesn't show.
Tried it. It's odd. Settings are made for line thickness 1, and style 0, for all tf.
1hr looks right.
4hr shows dotted line
1day doesn't show.
1 week doesn't show.Change the UniqueID field for each instance
If the LineStyle is anything but 0, metatrader does not allow width settings (you have to set the line style to 0 in order to be able to change the width of the line)
Change the UniqueID field for each instance If the LineStyle is anything but 0, metatrader does not allow width settings (you have to set the line style to 0 in order to be able to change the width of the line)
Im aware about the width/thickness settings restriction on metatrader.
still does not work even when i use different instances. the earlier version worked as it showed all lines on different timeframes at the same time, the issue the earlier version had was that it drew lines on the same bar for all timeframes.
Im aware about the width/thickness settings restriction on metatrader. still does not work even when i use different instances. the earlier version worked as it showed all lines on different timeframes at the same time, the issue the earlier version had was that it drew lines on the same bar for all timeframes.
rayphua
Here is an example with 3 instances on the same chart :
rayphua Here is an example with 3 instances on the same chart :
Thanks Mladen, will sort that out.
On a seperate note, I would like your confirmation regarding the logic. To reconfirm, the next bar's close price is calculated as the present bar's current price, and the next bar's high and low price is also calculated as the present bar's current price. Would that be how the logic was coded? The reason I'm asking is because I've seen cases where although the high, low, and close price of current bar did not change and when the next bar appears with the open price unchanged from the earlier bar's close price, the actual lines that form did not match the earlier bar's predicted lines. Are you able to check?