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I'll definitely look at your links...
Criterion.mqh.
Writes plugin content and that's it, nothing opens or downloads!
And so tried, from the previous page: "Right mouse click on the trailer, then in the menu "save as"?
I've tried it, it's downloading properly.
Have you tried it this way, from the previous page: "Right-click on the trailer, then in the menu "save as link"?
I've tried it, it works fine for me.
Downloaded. Why .mqh and not .mq4?
Can you tell me how to change the background colour of the additional indicator window, or can you specify the background colour of the additional window in the profile?
Downloaded. Why .mqh and not .mq4?
read the tutorial - this is the #include directive.Because it is a plug-in file, for example,
Good afternoon!
Can you please tell me how to draw a vertical bar (histogram) from 0 to 4 (for example) in the subwindow (graphical object)?
The point is that the indicator subwindow contains a 0 line on both sides of which the breakdown signal is displayed (sell-down, buy-up).
I know how to do it with a buffer, but there are no buffers available, ran out.
Thanks.
Good afternoon!
Please tell me how to draw a vertical bar (histogram) from 0 to 4 (for example) in a sub-window (graphical object)
ObjectCreate
It is clear that with the ObjectCreate function
but the difficulty is how to assign values to graphic objects depending on the direction of the signal 4 or -4 relative to the zero line.
It's as simple as that. Let's use the flags as a semaphore. There will be three blocks of code, each of which will be executed only if the previous one is already executed.
Initially all flags ==false.
As soon as the first one has been executed, we put first flag=true; Now the second code block is executed. As soon as its condition is fulfilled, set second flag=true;
Now the third code block is executed. As soon as its condition is met, set the third flag=true; And so on.
Give me a link to read more about flags with descriptions of their actions and examples of how to use them?
This is understandable with the ObjectCreate function
but the difficulty is how to assign values to graphic objects depending on signal direction 4 or -4 relative to the zero line.
Buffers run out ))
We're out of buffers ))
Why are you teaching incorrect programming?
How do you know that this indicator window descriptor == 1 ?