I found a typo. In the library SmoothAlgorithms.mqh instead of JJMALengthCheck it says JJMALengthChack.
As for the first question, I understand that there was some confusion in the types of variables. In any case, you should update the files in the article to make it error-free.
On the first question, you just need to cite the types:
Only numerous warnings remain, which are eliminated by the uniqueness of global and local variable names. Some warnings are related to variable initialisation. They can be eliminated by explicitly initialising ( =0; =0.0).
In mt4 there was an indicator JTRIX, I could not find it for mt5 and unfortunately it is not in the archive of indicators. Please tell me if there is a similar indicator for mt5.
JJMA is still a bit confusing to me too:
I found a typo. In the library SmoothAlgorithms.mqh instead of JJMALengthCheck it says JJMALengthChack.
As for the first question, I understand that there was some confusion in the types of variables. In any case, you should update the files in the article to make it error-free.
On the first question, you just need to cite the types:
Only numerous warnings remain, which are eliminated by the uniqueness of global and local variable names. Some warnings are related to variable initialisation. They can be eliminated by explicitly initialising ( =0; =0.0).
It can be eliminated by explicitly initialising ( =0; =0.0).
However, it does not work in all cases. A number of other errors and warnings may pop up unexpectedly.)))))
All this was fixed long ago, just somehow the old archive was attached to the article again!
It was fixed a long time ago, just somehow the old archive was attached to the article again!
Thanks Nikolay. In this case, Moderators, please update the files attached to the article.
Thanks for the algorithms.
Please ask the author to correct the code. There are new warnings now:
@Nikolay Kositsin
Excellent library. My compliments. The code layout is close to perfect.