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it's working fine now ..would u please tell me the correction u did... I couldn't figure it out ..very curious to know...please
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thank u soooo much mladen...thank u ... thank u
Trades dynamic index is made here at this forum
hello mladen i have looked for the non repainting version in the dynamic section but i only found the recalculating version..please can you direct me to the page...thank you
Here is MLADENS ep ver,he is talking/referring about.
It appears to work flawlessly and to my expectations in every respect. However, I discovered when I had several instances running (1 per chart x about 6 charts) my MT4 became very sluggish. I had not recognised this indicator was the problem and was detaching others thinking they might be responsible. But eventually I concluded it was this one.
I ask if it's possible to run your experienced eyes over this in the hope you can identify some reason for the intensive CPU demand that hopefully can easily be remedied. Maybe I "shot myself in the foot" adding the nDigits? I wish I knew.
TIA
Hello, Mladen. Is it possible to make interpolation for this indicator?
Here is a version with interpolation added
Dear mladem / mrtools, I found this Candlestick pattern indicator on a Russian forum. I liked the support and resistance lines it draws, also the limited number of "key" pattern it identifies. It was in Russian so I translated the text (only) to English. I added one thing and that was to do with 5/3 digits i.e.: declared int nPoint = 1; then added if (Digits == 3 || Digits == 5) nPoint = 10; So every time I saw Point I added *nPoint.
It appears to work flawlessly and to my expectations in every respect. However, I discovered when I had several instances running (1 per chart x about 6 charts) my MT4 became very sluggish. I had not recognised this indicator was the problem and was detaching others thinking they might be responsible. But eventually I concluded it was this one.
I ask if it's possible to run your experienced eyes over this in the hope you can identify some reason for the intensive CPU demand that hopefully can easily be remedied. Maybe I "shot myself in the foot" adding the nDigits? I wish I knew.
TIA
Here is a version with interpolation added