The default MT5 indicators not reading data - page 4 1234 New comment tec.nacks 2022.11.26 20:58 #31 Fernando Carreiro #: I don't see anything strange except for MetaTrader reporting Windows 10 instead of 11. I don't know what else to offer as advice. Can you tell us why you want to test the ADX example code? Are you planning to write your own indicator based on it? Yes am planning on using it in my EA for -DI and +DI crossing [Deleted] 2022.11.26 21:05 #32 tec.nacks #: Yes am planning on using it in my EA for -DI and +DI crossing Then running those Indicator tests is not going to be of any use to you. Use the iADX() and iSAR() functions in your EA. These functions have nothing to do with the example code. They are built-in functions for the built-in versions of the indicators. How to bring Previous How shift bars for Elite indicators - metatrader tec.nacks 2022.11.26 21:06 #33 Fernando Carreiro #: Then running those Indicator tests is not going to be of any use to you. Use the iADX() and iSAR() functions in your EA. These functions have nothing to do with the example code. They are built-in functions for the built-in versions of the indicators. Okay, thank you [Deleted] 2022.11.26 21:11 #34 tec.nacks #: Okay, thank you You are welcome! 1234 New comment
I don't see anything strange except for MetaTrader reporting Windows 10 instead of 11. I don't know what else to offer as advice.
Can you tell us why you want to test the ADX example code? Are you planning to write your own indicator based on it?
Then running those Indicator tests is not going to be of any use to you. Use the iADX() and iSAR() functions in your EA.
These functions have nothing to do with the example code. They are built-in functions for the built-in versions of the indicators.
Then running those Indicator tests is not going to be of any use to you. Use the iADX() and iSAR() functions in your EA.
These functions have nothing to do with the example code. They are built-in functions for the built-in versions of the indicators.