alozard wrote: Mon Dec 11, 2017 8:44 pm Hi Mladen
Can you turn this indicator into an English version?
Thanks

If you know the character set used e.g Cyrillic you can copy | paste the entire MQ4 text into Notepad++ app and select Encoding | Character Sets | Cyrillic | (say) Windows-1251 and if it is Cyrillic WIndows-1251 it will convert all the "squiggles" to (say) Russian characters and leave the wording that is readable English intact. Then and only then can you copy | paste, section by section or selectively word by word, into Google.translate to get it into English language.

The point is it is not a matter of merely translating a language from-to. The "squiggles" are MetaEditor's character substitution of characters it does not understand. Encoding into the correct symbol set reveals the native language and from there it is a straight forward (but time consuming) exercise of regular language translation.

Notepad++ is an excellent free app and is searchable to find an installer file.

I hope this helps.

alozard wrote: Mon Dec 11, 2017 8:44 pm Hi Mladen
Can you turn this indicator into an English version?
Thanks

I have translated from "squiggles" to Russian. I also did a partial translation so you can see how to finish it off using translate.google. It iwll take several hours to complete as there is a lot of code. I hope this start point makes the task more dooable for you.

alozard wrote: Mon Dec 11, 2017 8:44 pm Hi Mladen
Can you turn this indicator into an English version?
Thanks

Alozard. I am curious. Can you explain what it does and how/why it is useful? Maybe a screenshot? If you haven't completed the translation, I could do do it if there is some benefit to our forex-station peers. I stopped after about 1 hour, mostly because there was a large amount of translations and constant use of Ctrl+H (Find and Replace) in case there are more than one incidence of most recent word/phrase translation.

Dear Mladen,

I have a question regarding the price and MA instances.
Let's use the following example - should we use the expression
that is, with two instances of both (the same) price and (the same) MA, or
that is, the single instances?

Sorry, it should be
and
respectively. (I can't edit the previous post.)

OK, I performed a test, and it seems that for the same price function and the same parameters
we can use one instance for different candles. It wasn't obvious to me. :-)

The attached indicator has a zero divide error. I would like to ask the expert coders to help me out and show me what causes this error.
Merry Christmas!

wojtek wrote: Tue Dec 19, 2017 8:40 am Dear Mladen,

I have a question regarding the price and MA instances.
Let's use the following example - should we use the expression

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iCustomMa(AMode,getPrice(APrice,Open,Close,High,Low,i,0),APeriod,i,0) >
iCustomMa(AMode,getPrice(APrice,Open,Close,High,Low,i,1),APeriod,i+1,1)

that is, with two instances of both (the same) price and (the same) MA, or

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iCustomMa(AMode,getPrice(APrice,Open,Close,High,Low,i,0),APeriod,i,0) >
iCustomMa(AMode,getPrice(APrice,Open,Close,High,Low,i,0),APeriod,i+1,0)

that is, the single instances?

Whenever you use new price, period or type (in the same loop) then you must use new average instance

Thank you very much! :-)

Hi coder please guide me how change my this code.

I want ea set one tp for last OPEN order for all my previous open order like this image.

if(use_auto_tp) tp_prev_f();



////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void tp_prev_f()
{
int type;
double prev_price=-1;
double prev_tp=-1;
bool first=false;
for (int i=0; i<OrdersTotal(); i++)
{
if(!OrderSelect(i,SELECT_BY_POS,MODE_TRADES)) continue;
if(OrderMagicNumber()!=Magic || OrderSymbol()!=Symbol()) continue;
if(!first)
{
first=true;
prev_price=OrderOpenPrice();
prev_tp=OrderTakeProfit();
continue;
}

type=OrderType();


if (type==OP_BUY)
{
if (Bid>=prev_price && OrderTakeProfit()<prev_tp)
{
if(OrderModify(OrderTicket(),OrderOpenPrice(),OrderStopLoss(),prev_tp,0,clrNONE)) continue;
}
}
else
if (type==OP_SELL)
{
if (Ask<=prev_price && OrderTakeProfit()>prev_tp)
{
if(OrderModify(OrderTicket(),OrderOpenPrice(),OrderStopLoss(),prev_tp,0,clrNONE)) continue;
}
}
}