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Nothing, just a "suitable" price level for drawing arrows - you can play around with other values and see what happens.
can i have the arrow still printed even if i have another new one from indicator i made?
can i have the arrow still printed even if i have another new one from indicator i made?
Yes, that's where Buffer2[i] = <different value> comes in handy... so that arrows from different indicators don't overlap if you don't want them to.
Yes, that's where Buffer2[i] = <different value> comes in handy... so that arrows from different indicators don't overlap if you don't want them to.
show me what i have to do please.. i need to see the history,, i want to learn it
show me what i have to do please.. i need to see the history,, i want to learn it
iam combining repaint indicator and ma
From the codes you've attached (which cannot be compiled in the first place), it is not repainting and will show history.
So I can't tell you anything more as I don't know what you meant... unless you show me something that I can compile and run, including your repaint indicator.
From the codes you've attached (which cannot be compiled in the first place), it is not repainting and will show history.
So I can't tell you anything more as I don't know what you meant... unless you show me something that I can compile and run, including your repaint indicator
no problem, thank you, since repaint indicator not so much considered by all.
do you know what is this mean ?
do you know what is this mean ?
When you use if( smth )
{
here you should put not buffer1[] but
value1=x;
}
after if(){} construction you put
buffer1[]= value1;
before Init() initialize it:
int value1 =0;
so, it should be this:
int value1 =0;
...
...
if( smth )
{
value1=1;
}
buffer1[]=value1;
do you know what is this mean ?
That means when the condition for signal is false, set Buffer1 and Buffer2 to zero (so that nothing is drawn).
That means when the condition for signal is false, set Buffer1 and Buffer2 to zero (so that nothing is drawn)
thank you.. what if the arrow shows 3 candle closed after crossing, what should i change?
sorry I just dabbled on it :)
thank you.. what if the arrow shows 3 candle closed after crossing, what should i change?
sorry I just dabbled on it :)
Can't comment on that, because that's dependent on your condition and how your "indicatory" works...: