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Thanks for everything, Massimo.
Thanks eevviill, but my skills are too complicated. I'm starting out with programming, they are self-taught and it's hard for me to understand some things.
Thanks for everything, Massimo.
For now the code that comes closest is the one who suggested I GumRai, but gives me the signal and sets the opening of the candle and not after 3 seconds.
Thanks for everything, Massimo.
but I'm not from the signal after three seconds that opened the candle
Better to write it first and not "I need every 3 seconds alert."
This should check at the first received tick that is at least 3 seconds after the bar open time
Note that if the bar has been open n seconds when the indicator is initialized and n is >3, it will be checked at that time. Also, obviously, it will not work with historical bars.
This should check at the first received tick that is at least 3 seconds after the bar open time
Note that if the bar has been open n seconds when the indicator is initialized and n is >3, it will be checked at that time. Also, obviously, it will not work with historical bars.
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1)I would like to modify this code so that the alert, instead of appearing at the opening of the candle, detects the conditions after a few seconds.
2)but I'm not from the signal after three seconds that opened the candle
P.S. Do not use Time[0], use Bars
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1)I would like to modify this code so that the alert, instead of appearing at the opening of the candle, detects the conditions after a few seconds.
2)but I'm not from the signal after three seconds that opened the candle
What is your point?
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P.S. Do not use Time[0], use Bars
Why not? There is nothing wrong with using Time[0] to detect a new bar.
I do not know how to thank you for your cooperation.
The code posted eevviill works very well, that's what I meant.
The GumRai code instead makes repaint and give the signal whenever the RSI crosses the 30/70 levels.
I insert the working code according to eevviill suggestions, hoping that it will serve some more.
Thanks for everything, Massimo.