
Thank you in advance!
Not, if you use buffers (ie: iCustom())altoronto wrote: Tue May 09, 2017 7:30 am Mladen, I am checking one of your's genius Goertzel browser indicators and I am wondering is it possible to get thru iCustom or object call to get a value of dominant cycle (Rank 1, Prd value) of the same currency but from higher TF? Am I asking too much, maybe?
Thank you in advance!
Dear Mladen thank you for your explanation. Sorry, but i have not coding knowledge and my knowledge is very primitive, so when a problem comes out ... then if not possible to have help or suggestions-solutions like yours ... then not able to use it ...mladen wrote: Mon May 08, 2017 11:02 pm Dimitri
Since that is the way how those values are stored in that buffer, using it that way will produce correct results. Or you can change the original indicator - but then you would have to change more things.
bilbaobilbao wrote: Sun May 14, 2017 10:17 pm mladen:
could you please recheck it
when symbol change,indicator have problem to showing new symbol
thanks
I am afraid I do not understand the questions completely, so I will try based on what I assume :wojtek wrote: Mon May 15, 2017 6:25 am Dear Mladen,
I have two questions regarding the new MTF method:
Let's assume there is an auxiliary buffer used
during the calculation of the final (drawn) buffer.
Should it be emptified (aux_buffer[ i ] = EMPTY_VALUE;) or not?
And what about the buffer trend usually used
to determine colors depending on the line slope
and arrows for color changing?
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aux_buffer[i] = a + b;
final_drawn_buffer[i] = 1.5 * aux_buffer[i];
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#define _prHABF(_prtype) (_prtype>=pr_habclose && _prtype<=pr_habtbiased2)
#define _priceInstances 1
#define _priceInstancesSize 4
double workHa[][_priceInstances*_priceInstancesSize];
double getPrice(int tprice, const double& open[], const double& close[], ...
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#define _priceInstances 3
wojtekwojtek wrote: Mon May 15, 2017 7:22 am OK, thank you! This is an example with the additional buffer:
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aux_buffer[i] = a + b; final_drawn_buffer[i] = 1.5 * aux_buffer[i];
(e.g. in some recursive formula) be emptified?
The next question, please, regards the new price function:
If we want to use, say, the three price instances, should we only change the following line in the above code?:Code: Select all
#define _prHABF(_prtype) (_prtype>=pr_habclose && _prtype<=pr_habtbiased2) #define _priceInstances 1 #define _priceInstancesSize 4 double workHa[][_priceInstances*_priceInstancesSize]; double getPrice(int tprice, const double& open[], const double& close[], ...
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#define _priceInstances 3