Luandre Ezra:
1. Can I use the timeframevar return as the case constant?
2. Does the case constant working like an if statement? e.g. if the return of timeframevar is "a" then do the following?
- you need to match datatype pass to switch operator, with case constant.
- in your example, you pass an int type (timeframe), case should be int type too.. likewise if pass a string type..
- code below as reference
switch(timeframevar) { case 5: //timeframe M5 staticvariable1 = 5; staticvariable2 = 5; break; case 15: //timeframe M15 staticvariable1 = 15; staticvariable2 = 15; break; default: staticvariable1 = 0; staticvariable2 = 0;; }
Mohamad Zulhairi Baba:
- you need to match datatype pass to switch operator, with case constant.
- in your example, you pass an int type (timeframe), case should be int type too.. likewise if pass a string type..
- code below as reference
Thank you for your answer and adding the default setting that I forgot.

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Hi everyone, I want to create a strategy that can be used in any timeframe. In the strategy there's a dynamic variable and there's a static variable (hardcoded). For it to works in any timeframe I need to change the static variable into a semi-static variable (changing the value according to timeframe). To achieve this I have two guesses,
1. Creating an if statement for every static variable. This way is kinda long but I know it will works.
2. Using a switch operator. Honestly I never use switch operator before.
the scheme if I want to go along using a switch is like:
Since I'm new to switch, my question is:
1. Can I use the timeframevar return as the case constant?
2. Does the case constant working like an if statement? e.g. if the return of timeframevar is "a" then do the following?