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Could you please tell me how to implement levels of Moving Average indicator in the code?

[Roma]

iMA

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[Roma]

what do you mean by levels and what do you want to show in the picture?

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Here's

[Roma]

I don't think so, but it can be done manually - create lines and assign the value iMA+n, where n is the level

[Aleksander]

eddy:
I don't think so. But you can do it manually - create lines and assign value iMA+n, where n - level

if you had read the description you would know that there is an

double iEnvelopes( string symbol, int timeframe, int ma_period, int ma_method, int ma_shift, int applied_price, double deviation, int mode, int shift) which will draw what you need...

[Roma]

I haven't read the whole fact sheet, just the textbook.

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ежелиб Описание читал то зналбы, что есть индюк

It doesn't always help because it calculates the offset in percentages, but more often in pips.

[BALDEYU_OT_MT5]

Please tell me how to declare indicator to which symbol it should be applied, for example:

Print(iMA(NULL, 0, 14, 0, MODE_SMA, PRICE_CLOSE,0));

null is the current symbol

how to write it correctly so it outputs a value on eu-dollar, on diaries, no matter what symbol the EA is attached to.

I thought

Print(iMA(EURUSD, 0, 14, 0, MODE_SMA, PRICE_CLOSE,0));

I wonder if it's possible to do such a thing.