mladen wrote: Sat Jun 03, 2017 5:24 pm Averages 9.0 with confidence bands
- all the latest prices (33 types) included
- all the latest averages (38 types) included


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MaxTorque wrote: Thu Jun 08, 2017 12:37 am Hello,

unfortunately this indicator don´t works under Build 1090.
I wanna try to change, like describes from mladen, but I don´t have the mq4 Version.
What can I do ??


[attachment=0]DZ Oscillator of averages nrp arrows + alerts mtf 1_1.ex4

mladen wrote: Thu Jun 08, 2017 1:20 am Enable the dll imports - it works - there is no need to change anything in that file
The issue with build 1090 is not with older ex4 files - but when you allow it to compile some things initially

mntiwana wrote: Mon Jun 05, 2017 5:29 am Averages Channel Candles + alerts 2.03
Added now 25 Averages and 20 prices new additions - user friendly - interpolated mtf - full alerts package

Dimitri wrote: Thu Jun 08, 2017 9:22 pm Dear Mntiwana,
I would like to ask you the "enumeration" details of above excellent indicator in order to have the possibility to use for "iCustom" purposes.
Thank you again for your precious contribution ....

Best Regards
Dimitri

mntiwana wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2017 5:52 am Hi Dimitri
I think the Enum for 20 prices should be like this but experts can better guide you

enum enPrices
{
pr_close, // Close
pr_open, // Open
pr_high, // High
pr_low, // Low
pr_median, // Median
pr_typical, // Typical
pr_weighted, // Weighted
pr_average, // Average (high+low+open+close)/4
pr_medianb, // Average median body (open+close)/2
pr_tbiased, // Trend biased price
pr_haclose, // Heiken ashi close
pr_haopen , // Heiken ashi open
pr_hahigh, // Heiken ashi high
pr_halow, // Heiken ashi low
pr_hamedian, // Heiken ashi median
pr_hatypical, // Heiken ashi typical
pr_haweighted, // Heiken ashi weighted
pr_haaverage, // Heiken ashi average
pr_hamedianb, // Heiken ashi median body
pr_hatbiased, // Heiken ashi trend biased price
};
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Then enum for Averages till when 20 averages were used it was like this (as per my little knowing)
enum maTypes
{
ma_sma, // simple moving average - SMA
ma_ema, // exponential moving average - EMA
ma_dsema, // double smoothed exponential moving average - DSEMA
ma_dema, // double exponential moving average - DEMA
ma_tema, // tripple exponential moving average - TEMA
ma_smma, // smoothed moving average - SMMA
ma_lwma, // linear weighted moving average - LWMA
ma_pwma, // parabolic weighted moving average - PWMA
ma_alxma, // Alexander moving average - ALXMA
ma_vwma, // volume weighted moving average - VWMA
ma_hull, // Hull moving average
ma_tma, // triangular moving average
ma_sine, // sine weighted moving average
ma_linr, // linear regression value
ma_ie2, // IE/2
ma_nlma, // non lag moving average
ma_zlma, // zero lag moving average
ma_lead, // leader exponential moving average
ma_ssm, // super smoother
ma_smoo // smoother
};
Laterally when more Averaging methods added,i guess the sequence was changed so experts can better guide you

enum enMaTypes
{
   ma_adxvma,  // Adxvma
   ma_ahr,     // Ahrens moving average
   ma_alxma,   // Alexander moving average - ALXMA
   ma_dema,    // Double exponential moving average - DEMA
   ma_dsema,   // Double smoothed exponential moving average - DSEMA
   ma_emas,    // Ema derivative - EMAD
   ma_ema,     // Exponential moving average - EMA
   ma_frama,   // Fractal adaptive moving average - FRAMA
   ma_hull,    // Hull moving average - HMA
   ma_ie2,     // IE/2
   ma_ilinr,   // Integral of linear regression slope
   ma_itl,     // Instantaneous trendline
   ma_lagg,    // Laguerre filter
   ma_lead,    // Leader exponential moving average
   ma_linr,    // Linear regression value - LSMA
   ma_lwma,    // Linear weighted moving average - LWMA
   ma_mcg,     // McGinley Dynamic
   ma_mcma,    // McNicholl ema
   ma_nlma,    // Non lag moving average
   ma_pwma,    // Parabolic weighted moving average - PWMA
   ma_rmta,    // Recursive moving trendline - RMTA
   ma_sma,     // Simple moving average - SMA
   ma_sid,     // Simple decycler - SDEC
   ma_sine,    // Sine weighted moving average
   ma_smma,    // Smoothed moving average - SMMA
   ma_smoo,    // Smoother
   ma_ssm,     // Super smoother
   ma_b3p,     // Three pole Ehlers Butterworth
   ma_s3p,     // Three pole Ehlers smoother
   ma_tma,     // Triangular moving average - TMA
   ma_tema,    // Tripple exponential moving average - TEMA
   ma_b2p,     // Two pole Ehlers Butterworth
   ma_s2p,     // Two pole Ehlers smoother
   ma_vema,    // Volume weighted ema - VEMA
   ma_vwma,    // Volume weighted moving average - VWMA
   ma_zldema,  // Zero lag dema
   ma_zlma,    // Zero lag moving average
   ma_zltema   // Zero lag tema
};

mntiwana wrote: Sat Jun 10, 2017 5:52 am Hi Dimitri
I think the Enum for 20 prices should be like this but experts can better guide you

enum enPrices
{
pr_close, // Close
pr_open, // Open
pr_high, // High
pr_low, // Low
pr_median, // Median
pr_typical, // Typical
pr_weighted, // Weighted
pr_average, // Average (high+low+open+close)/4
pr_medianb, // Average median body (open+close)/2
pr_tbiased, // Trend biased price
pr_haclose, // Heiken ashi close
pr_haopen , // Heiken ashi open
pr_hahigh, // Heiken ashi high
pr_halow, // Heiken ashi low
pr_hamedian, // Heiken ashi median
pr_hatypical, // Heiken ashi typical
pr_haweighted, // Heiken ashi weighted
pr_haaverage, // Heiken ashi average
pr_hamedianb, // Heiken ashi median body
pr_hatbiased, // Heiken ashi trend biased price
};
___________________________________________________
Then enum for Averages till when 20 averages were used it was like this (as per my little knowing)
enum maTypes
{
ma_sma, // simple moving average - SMA
ma_ema, // exponential moving average - EMA
ma_dsema, // double smoothed exponential moving average - DSEMA
ma_dema, // double exponential moving average - DEMA
ma_tema, // tripple exponential moving average - TEMA
ma_smma, // smoothed moving average - SMMA
ma_lwma, // linear weighted moving average - LWMA
ma_pwma, // parabolic weighted moving average - PWMA
ma_alxma, // Alexander moving average - ALXMA
ma_vwma, // volume weighted moving average - VWMA
ma_hull, // Hull moving average
ma_tma, // triangular moving average
ma_sine, // sine weighted moving average
ma_linr, // linear regression value
ma_ie2, // IE/2
ma_nlma, // non lag moving average
ma_zlma, // zero lag moving average
ma_lead, // leader exponential moving average
ma_ssm, // super smoother
ma_smoo // smoother
};
Laterally when more Averaging methods added,i guess the sequence was changed so experts can better guide you