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Quoting 919gilead

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{quote} {quote} I am using the attached MTF MA Cross indicator and sometimes have the signal arrows on top of each other when HTFs are confirming signal(s) generated by the LTF. {image} They don't happen at the same time since they're generated from different TF(s). This is good because it confirms the trend but would prefer that they are not on top of each other but beside each other. I am therefore wondering whether it is possible to re-code the indicator in a way that if one signal is already there, the next signal will go beside it instead of...

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Quoting DirkH143

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{quote} Hey 919gilead, I am curious what MA your are using over those 3 timeframes? Thx. D.

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Quoting Shabs19

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I need an indicator to point out a specific candle, I don't think it is available in candlestick pattern indicators. The candle that I am looking for has highs & lows that exceed the previous candle, but finish with a smaller body within the previous candles high/low range. The colours of either body do not matter. Steve Nison defines this as an "Indecision candle". Just an arrow to point out this candle would be great, my eyes are not as good as they used to be. It requires 2 bars to define it. Image example below: {image}

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Quoting honestknave

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{quote} See if that does what you're after Shabs {file}

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Quoting archtop

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can anybody fix this so the levels do not show in the price area, just lines on chart or point me in direction on how thanks {file}

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Quoting Shabs19

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edit: maybe an option for second body to be equal to or less than the previous, but not larger than.

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Quoting honestknave

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{quote} {file}

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Quoting Shabs19

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{quote} Thanks again

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Quoting honestknave

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{quote} Hard to say, but quite possibly. Some of the indicators may be badly coded, for example recalculating every bar every tick. They may also have additional buffers for visuals that you don't need in your application. By making internal functions, you can strip all that out. Sometimes that is practical to do, other times not. {quote} Again, hard to say without seeing the code. But if you are using iCustom you don't normally need to do any loops. The indicator is essentially getting added to the chart and you have access to all the shifts. If...

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Quoting honestknave

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{quote} Exactly what MT4 does with iCustom isn't documented in detail anywhere I've seen, but it has been discussed on quite a few forums. From my understanding, once an iCustom call is made that indicator gets attached to the chart (but you don't see it) and it continues to run in the background. The indicator won't keep reinitializing each time you access the buffers through iCustom. When the EA gets removed, the iCustom indicators also get removed. You used to be able to see this in the logs with Custom Indicator whatever: loaded successfully...

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You used to be able to see this in the logs with Custom Indicator whatever: loaded successfully and Custom Indicator whatever: removed but I don't see that anymore. Maybe MetaQuotes changed the logging method or maybe they changed how iCustom works... IDK

Quoting Codix

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{quote} "But if you are using iCustom you don't normally need to do any loops. ". The i=limit loops are inside the custom indicator not inside the scanner indicator. Anyway, i tried to internalize a custom indicator inside a scanner indicator and it compiles with no problem. When i look at the value it returns however, its always a very large number thats the same everytime. I have attached an example called CallicustomvsFunction that is using iCustom() to call ADX (a classic indicator) and prints out its version. It also has the code of ADX in...

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   for(int i=0; i<=5; i++)
     {
      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,i);
      BufferALL[1]=ADX("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0]);
      Print("Buffer 0 ",BufferALL[0]," ",i);
      Print("Buffer 1 ",BufferALL[1]," ",i);
     }

BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,0); // overwritten
BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,1); // overwritten
BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,2); // overwritten
BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,3); // overwritten
BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,4); // overwritten
BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,5); // final value for BufferALL[0]

Quoting honestknave

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{quote} I've just had a really (really) quick look through your code. for(int i=0; i<=5; i++) { BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[0],"ADX",14,0,i); BufferALL[1]=ADX("EURUSD",Timeframe[0]); Print("Buffer 0 ",BufferALL[0]," ",i); Print("Buffer 1 ",BufferALL[1]," ",i); } The end result of this loop is setting the value of BufferALL[0] to be the ADX value on bar index 5. Is that what you intend? This is what your code is doing: BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[0],"ADX",14,0,0); // overwritten BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[0],"ADX",14,0,1);...

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    int Timeframe[7][3]={15,,, 60,,, 240,,, 1440,,, 10080,,, 43200,,, ,,};

Quoting honestknave

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{quote} {file}

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Quoting Codix

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{quote} No the loop cycles through the different timeframes. Take a closer look at the timeperiod parameter of icustom, it is filled with the array Timeframe[0]. The [0] element contains the period value for each new iteration. There are 6 periods and Timeframe[][] is declared as int Timeframe[7][3]={15,,, 60,,, 240,,, 1440,,, 10080,,, 43200,,, ,,}; But when i run it it gives the same value for every different timeframe namely, 2147483647, which is the default value for an empty buffer. The iCustom version does return different values (that also...

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   int Timeframe[7][3]={15,,, 60,,, 240,,, 1440,,, 10080,,, 43200,,, ,,};
   for(int i=0; i<=5; i++)
     {
      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",Timeframe[i][0],"ADX",14,0,i);
     }

      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",15,"ADX",14,0,0);
      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",60,"ADX",14,0,1);
      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",240,"ADX",14,0,2);
      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",1440,"ADX",14,0,3);
      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",10080,"ADX",14,0,4);
      BufferALL[0]=iCustom("EURUSD",43200,"ADX",14,0,5);

Quoting archtop

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{quote} thanks dude

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