Thank you WHRoeder - Indices - MQL4 and MetaTrader 4

Simon Gniadkowski 2013.03.13 14:56 #1

You shouldn't be using Highest() or Lowest(), these are obsolete functions.

Simon Gniadkowski 2013.03.13 15:01 #2

Eurozo:

Thank you WHRoeder. I added this to my indicator. I was able to get the indicator to display the info at the top left edge, but it does not provide the values for the Highest, Lowest or Range. Do I have to make the indicator an EA to get these values displayed?? Again, thank you so much for your assistance.

Comment ( "Highest = ", HHighest, " Lowest = ", LLowest, " Range = ", (HHighest - LLowest) / Point
, " Bid = ", Bid, " Ask = ", Ask, " Lots = ", Lots );

You don't have variables of HHighest, LLowest or Lots in your code . . . ?

Eurozo 2013.03.13 16:15 #3

RaptorUK:
You don't have variables of HHighest, LLowest or Lots in your code . . . ?

I'm sorry, your right. I had removed what WHRoeder told me to try because I didn't give me any values for the Highest, Lowest and Range. I just put it back in the indicator for your review. Thank your sir.

Files:

breakout_4.mq4 11 kb

Simon Gniadkowski 2013.03.13 16:53 #4

Eurozo:

RaptorUK:
You don't have variables of HHighest, LLowest or Lots in your code . . . ?

I'm sorry, your right. I had removed what WHRoeder told me to try because I didn't give me any values for the Highest, Lowest and Range. I just put it back in the indicator for your review. Thank your sir.

In your code all you do is declare the variables with an initial value of 0, then you use them in the Comment() . . . they are not going to be anything other than zero unless you assign the value that you want to them. What are they meant to represent ?

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Eurozo 2013.03.13 17:15 #5

RaptorUK:

In your code all you do is declare the variables with an initial value of 0, then you use them in the Comment() . . . they are not going to be anything other than zero unless you assign the value that you want to them. What are they meant to represent ?

They are meant to represent the Highest, Lowest

Eurozo 2013.03.13 17:17 #6

Eurozo:
They are meant to represent the Highest & Lowest price of a currency during a specified timeframe while displaying the range in pips, If that helps??

Simon Gniadkowski 2013.03.13 17:23 #7

Eurozo:

They are meant to represent the Highest & Lowest price of a currency during a specified timeframe while displaying the range in pips, If that helps??

OK, but you aren't getting these values and storing them in those variables, so when you put them on screen sing Comment they will always show 0.0

Should they be the same as these values ?

dPriceHigh = High[Highest(NULL, 0, MODE_HIGH, iBarBegin-iBarEnd, iBarEnd)];
dPriceLow = Low [Lowest (NULL, 0, MODE_LOW, iBarBegin-iBarEnd, iBarEnd)];

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Eurozo 2013.03.13 17:26 #8

RaptorUK:

OK, but you aren't getting these values and storing them in those variables, so when you put them on screen sing Comment they will always show 0.0

Should they be the same as these values ?

Yes

Simon Gniadkowski 2013.03.13 17:38 #9

Eurozo:
Yes

OK, so use those values in your Comment() instead. dPriceHigh instead of HHighest and dPriceLow instead of LLOwest . . . and don't forget to get rid of the obsolete function calls, Highest() and Lowest() and replace them with iHighest() and iLowest().

RaptorUK Thank You Coding help How to get the

Eurozo 2013.03.13 17:46 #10

RaptorUK:
OK, so use those values in your Comment() instead. dPriceHigh instead of HHighest and dPriceLow instead of LLOwest . . . and don't forget to get rid of the obsolete function calls, Highest() and Lowest() and replace them with iHighest() and iLowest().

Ok thank you sir, I will give that a try.. I truly appreciate your assistance and sorry for over posting. I will let you know my results and thank you in advance.