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LaoShr-

Yes. Its just another condition that must be either TRUE or FALSE.

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int TimeFrame=15;

//Current TF = 30
     TDI1now = iCustom(NULL,0,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,4,i);      //current bar green line

 //Lower TF  
      TDI1nowLowerTF = iCustom(NULL,TimeFrame,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,4,i);      //current bar green line

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Quoting laoshr

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Sorry, my brain is on overload.

Here what I think might work (not sure where to start). I would think that I could have a timeframe string or something that list all the timeframes. so when the logic is checking it looks for the next lower or even 2 lower timeframes and comes back true of false. Then I can just say timeframe - 1 or 2 etc... and it will check 1 or 2 timeframes down. Is this possible?

TDI1now > TDI2now && TDI1now(timeframe-1) > TDI1now(timeframe-1)

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Quoting octavian.git

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Dears, can someone help me to create an EA based on Lindecourt Custom Indicator. I just want the EA to open buy/sell position as soon as the indicator dispays the Arrows (Green/Red) on the chart. I mean I want the EA to simultaneously open positions as soon as the Alert and Arrows apear. Thank you so much!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Quoting cyber1

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laoshr-

You could loop through the TF's.

define the array, put before your init() function.
int TimeFrames[] = {5,15,30,60,240,1440};

Then in your start() function a for loop.


// TimeFrames
counttf = ArraySize(TimeFrames);
for (int xe=0; xe<counttf; xe++){
TF = TimeFrames[xe];

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Quoting laoshr

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Thanks Cyber1,

I'm getting a couple errors;

'counttf' - variable not defined
'TF' - variable not defined

I'm reading up on Array's and Variables but not clear on how to define/declare the variables.

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// TimeFrames
int counttf = ArraySize(TimeFrames);
for (int xe=0; xe<counttf; xe++){
int TF = TimeFrames[xe];

//you can now use a Print() statement here
Print("TF:"+TF);


}

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laoshr-

Both are int
counttf returns length of array, always int

TF now gets the elements in the array as you loop through

first will be (arrays always count from 0)
TF = TimeFrames[xe];//xe=0 the first element in the array which is 5
second will be-xe now increneted by 1
TF = TimeFrames[xe];//xe=1 the first element in the array which is 15

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// TimeFrames
int counttf = ArraySize(TimeFrames);
for (int xe=0; xe<counttf; xe++){
int TF = TimeFrames[xe];

//you can now use a Print() statement here
Print("TF:"+TF)


}

...

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Quoting laoshr

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Awesome! Cyber1 it looks like I had some how left out the int on the counttf and the TF. Error free at the moment. LOL

So, in writing the if( statement so to look back to the 5 minute TF would I just if(TDIgrn_now < TDIred_now && TDIgrn1 > TDIred1) && (TDIgrn_now (TimeFrames[5] < TDIred_now (TimeFrames[5]))?

Thanks again.

LaoShr

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Quoting cyber1

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LaoShr-

That would be accessing the element directly. Would not be much point in having the array.
TimeFrames[5] Would return 1440 because it is the fifth element of the array counting from left to right beginning with zero
int TimeFrames[] = {5,15,30,60,240,1440};
TimeFrames[0] would return 5
TimeFrames[1] would return 15

You would put your if statement inside the for loop in this way you can loop through each timeframe.

The following file is a standalone example of how an array works in basic form.
Put it in the indicators folder...

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Quoting laoshr

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Ok, I understand the array counting. I'm not understanding how to put the if statements inside the loop?

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      TDIgrn_now              = iCustom(NULL,0,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,4,i);      //current bar green line
      TDIred_now              = iCustom(NULL,0,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,5,i);      //current bar red line 

// TimeFrames
int counttf = ArraySize(TimeFrames);
for (int xe=0; xe<counttf; xe++){

       TDI2after= iCustom(NULL,TimeFrames[xe],"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,5,i);    //after bar red line      
       TDI2after1 = iCustom(NULL,TimeFrames[xe],"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,5,i+1);    //after bar red line 

}

if(TDIgrn_now < TDIred_now && TDIgrn1 > TDIred1) && (TDI2after < TDI2after1))

Quoting cyber1

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laoshr-
I would probably need to see what you have so far or what you're trying to do.
But something like this:
[code]
TDI1now = iCustom(NULL,0,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,4,i); //current bar green line
TDI2now = iCustom(NULL,0,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,5,i); //current bar red line

// TimeFrames
int counttf = ArraySize(TimeFrames);
for...

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Quoting cyber1

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laoshr-
I would probably need to see what you have so far or what you're trying to do.
But something like this:
[code]
TDIgrn_now = iCustom(NULL,0,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,4,i); //current bar green line
TDIred_now = iCustom(NULL,0,"TDI",RSI_Period,RSI_Price,Volatility_Band,RSI_Price_Line,RSI_Price_Type,Trade_Signal_Line,Trade_Signal_Type,5,i); //current bar red line

// TimeFrames
int counttf = ArraySize(TimeFrames);
for...

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Quoting laoshr

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Cyber1,

Here is what I have so far. It's a bit messy but working on cleaning it up. Thank you for taking a look. Feel free to adjust. Thanks again.

LaoShr

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Quoting cyber1

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LaoShr-

Are you trying to check all the indicators on the lower timeframe or just the TDI?

And is it just one lower timeframe, or did you want to check them all, or just until you find a true condition?

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Quoting laoshr

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I have the statement commented out, but you can see the current statement. I'm looking to have all the indicators checking for the most part.

As for checking timeframes I was just starting to test those. I was looking currently at the M30 statement then checking ONLY the M5 timeframe for the same statement (or possibly a little variation of it).

Does this make sense?

LaoShr

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Quoting RaptorUK

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Goodnight.

Padlock ?

Perhaps you are talking about UAC issues, if you are running Vista or Windows 7 (Probably Win 8 too) is not good idea to install MT4 in Program Files, try installing in something like, C:MT4Installs

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Quoting octavian.git

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Dears, can someone help me to create an EA based on Lindecourt Custom Indicator. I just want the EA to open buy/sell position as soon as the indicator dispays the Arrows (Green/Red) on the chart. I mean I want the EA to simultaneously open positions as soon as the Alert and Arrows apear. Thank you so much!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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