bug with Highest() and Lowest() ?

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It seems like the functions Highest() and Lowest() are only working for the same chart, but not for other time scales, even if they are specified in the function. Is this correct?
 
Slawa,

is there a plan to fix this bug?
 
please sample.
Highest and Lowest functions work correctly
 
Example:

When i use this on M5 chart it gives correct result:
varhigh = High[Highest(NULL,5,MODE_HIGH,4,0)];

When i use this on M15 chart it gives correct result:
varhigh = High[Highest(NULL,15,MODE_HIGH,4,0)];

But I want to pull in different time frame:

When i use this on M5 chart it gives incorrect result (result is for M5 not for M15):
varhigh = High[Highest(NULL,15,MODE_HIGH,4,0)];

This looks like a bug, and I just tested again - does not seem to be fixed?
 
please sample of executable code. what You wait and what You get. I'll check
 
Slawa,

I realized what the problem must be. If I want to get Highest() prices from another timeframe, I cannot use High[] to return that price - I need to use iHigh() instead and specify the timeframe there as well. Otherwise it will return the prices from the timeframe on chart currently used.

The correct term for calling let's say highest prices from M15 time frame while running the expert on M5 would be:

varhigh = iHigh(NULL,15,Highest(NULL,15,MODE_HIGH,4,0));

:)
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