Route206:
also tried with ObjectCreate() and ObjectSetText() but the latter didn't take variables.
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ObjectSetText() can be used with a string variable as the text
Use nested https://docs.mql4.com/strings/stringconcatenate to get past the maximum limitation. For example:
string text; for(int i=0; i<=26; i++) { text=StringConcatenate(text,Array[i][0]," ",Array[i][1]," ",Array[i][2]," ",Array[i][3],"\n"); } Comment(text);
GumRai:
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ObjectSetText() can be used with a string variable as the text
ObjectCreate("ObjName", OBJ_LABEL, 0, 0, 0); ObjectSetText("ObjName",("00.00 07.00 FOREX W/V Max\n",k0," ",k1," ",inst," ",wv," ",max),10, "Verdana", Green); ObjectSet("ObjName", OBJPROP_CORNER, 3); ObjectSet("ObjName", OBJPROP_XDISTANCE, 100); ObjectSet("ObjName", OBJPROP_YDISTANCE, 20);
Paul_B:
smart - i'll try that first!
Use nested https://docs.mql4.com/strings/stringconcatenate to get past the maximum limitation. For example:
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Hello
is there an easy way to get an Array[27][4] on a chart for real-time monitoring?
I was well under way with Comment() but ran into a maximum. The idea is to show these variables and also to have some headers. Ideally negative values in red etc. but definitely in the category 'nice to have'.
also tried with ObjectCreate() and ObjectSetText() but the latter didn't take variables.
Ideally there is some ready made code out there.... Any suggestions?