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Hello, I got an indicator that is working fine, but I want to reproduce it to a script, and in the scripts I'm getting wrong values. It's a kind of a moving average.   In the indicator, ind_buffer0 will have the moving average values. 

I have an indicator that is crashing Metatrader sometimes, and by using logs, I found out it's happening right when start() ends (it's logging in the last line, and then doesn't log anymore). What does Metatrader do exactly when start() ends? The

I have an indicator that increases CPU usage over time. At first less than 5%, some hours later 10%, and one day later it's at 50%. Any idea of what is causing it

This indicator crashes whenever the variable History is larger than the number of bars I have in data history. int start()   {    //******** TEMPLATE INDICADOR **********/    int i, counted_bars=IndicatorCounted();

This happens in many pairs and the problem doesn't disappear unless I delete the historical data and force MetaTrader to download it again. I've tested in Oanda and Alpari and it happens in both of them: As you can in the 1st one, the last bar (7th

I was able to run programs using ShellExecuteA in the previous build. For example to run notepad.exe it was the code below. Now with the new metatrader build it doesn't work anymore... And also file handling is much much slower. #import "shell32.dll"

So I put a lot of charts with an indicator that takes a while to compute everything (2~3 minutes for all charts). Since I closed MetaTrader that time, when I open it the program's window doesn't show up, even though terminal.exe is running. I even

It's starting with a template that has some indicators and I don't know why, why isn't it starting with the default template with just the prices in OHLC like it's usual? It's using a template that has a bugged indicator, which I already changed, but

When backtesting (using the tick method) the highs and lows on other timeframes get all screwed up. Is there any work-around to resolve this? My EA uses various timeframes at the same time, and it needs the highs and lows to be correct

I have no idea why... There is no problem with the functions isLongTermTrend() and isHigherThan(), because I use them in an EA and they work fine there. //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| LongTermTrend.mq4 |

Isn't it possible to for an EA to write to a file during a backtest ? EDIT: Nvm, just found out it goes to tester/files :P 

How do I draw rectangles on the top of the chart? I also want them to stay there if I zoom or unzoom. 

Hi, my problem is: when I put the EA in 15 pairs for example, 1 by 1, this problem doesn't appear. But if I start MT4 with the EA already attached to those 15 pairs MT4 uses 100% CPU until I close it. This is so strange, anyone got a clue

#property indicator_chart_window //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Custom indicator initialization

Hi, I'm looking for some input on this from people who already did it or have an idea of how to do it. I don't want to use moving averages because of the lag, I'm looking for a natural method, that uses the same parameters as people do when looking

datetime last_bg_routine = 0 ; int bg[ 10 ][ 6 ]; int init() {          ArrayInitialize (bg, 2 );          return ( 0 ); } void BgRoutine() { int i, j; if ( iTime ( NULL

I want to know the date/shift of the last history bar. Is there any way to do this

In a saturday or sunday, how do you test an EA? I've tried putting the code on init but it doesn't run

I'm using a demo account on Alpari and I can do manual trades just fine, and I've also enabled the option that allow EAs to trade. So I don't understand why isTradeAllowed() always returns false