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This is the wrong answer to the wrong question. Attached is a screenshot - draw the trend lines of what the indicator has drawn there with the buffers
The correct answer is that you may more often than not. And when you can - do you need hundreds of thousands / millions of trend lines to imitate a simple MA MA? If the terminal does not give a damn about it, i.e. the answer "more often you may" should be accompanied by additional limitations.
I was wondering if anyone knows a shape from the MT set that can plot curves by reference points.
It makes no difference.
Don't make a mistake - the screenshot illustrates that when drawing by buffers the indicator is not limited to drawing a straight line of a given thickness between 2 bars, like a trend. But I personally do not know the way to control the drawing between the bars, because I haven't looked for it. Soon you will share it with us and we will check its usability.
I will show you after I finalize it.
I have not found such an indicator buffer drawing style that is shown on the screenshot. I wonder how it turned out.
It makes no difference.
Don't make a mistake - the screenshot illustrates that when drawing by buffers the indicator is not limited to drawing a straight line of a given thickness between 2 bars, like a trend. But I personally do not know the way to control the drawing between the bars, because I haven't looked for it. Soon you will share it with us and we will check usability
Guess what is drawn with what and how many?
Are there more spread fingers?
Yes, I'll show you after combing it.
Among the drawing styles of the indicator buffers, there doesn't seem to be anything like what you have on the screenshot. I wonder how it turned out.
DRAW_ARROW draws any curve from the set of windings, and the size and position must be adjusted to the scale. The set of patterns in the windings is limited, so this method of drawing between bars is of no practical value
In case you forgot, the conversation was about whether trend lines can draw an indicator in the same way as indicator buffers. The answer is yes it can. It explains why it is possible - because the values on the bars are connected by straight lines.
This is the wrong answer to the wrong question
The values on the bars are sometimes connected by straight lines. To draw an indicator with trend lines as well as with indicator bars is OTHERWISE possible. And if you shit on people, don't bother spinning around like a client, admit it frankly - I, Dmitry Fedoseev, shit here, so now I'll watch my writing as if it were someone else's.
And I think you're oh-so-strong here.
The values on the bars are always connected by straight lines. It's stupid to put here an example that doesn't fit here in any way (an indicator that draws icons). Moreover, buffers that draw icons are replaced by graphical text objects much easier than buffers that draw lines are replaced with trend lines. So frantically looking for something to grab hold of?
Did you think I suggest drawing arrows with dots from trend lines? With such readers and thinkers there is no point in following, it's a real sickness.
Maybe I should tell you about the indicators that draw bar charts? That bar graphs are not connected to each other ...
Don't swear, please.
Imho, both you and Alexander Puzanov are experts in their field, and you and he are both thoughtful in your code development.
But different people read this forum. And where you will apply the principle of reasonableness when constructing code, someone else, after reading your words about drawing with graphical objects, may take it as a good sign to create a thoughtless number of objects in the code, where it would be possible to do without using other methods.
And beginners and / or wimpers will be riveting monsters (because on the forum specialist advised it).
Don't swear, please.
Imho, both you and Alexander Puzanov are experts in their field, and you and he are both thoughtful in your code development.
But different people read this forum. And where you will apply the principle of reasonableness when constructing code, someone else, after reading your words about drawing with graphical objects, may take it as a good sign to create thoughtless number of objects in the code, where it is possible to do with other methods.
And beginners and / or wimpers will be riveting monsters (because on the forum specialist advised it).