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if((TimeHour(TimeCurrent())==RequiredHour) &&(TimeMinute(TimeCurrent())==RequiredMinute) &&(OrdersNone)) SetOrders;
Where is the profit here?
Good afternoon.
In the indicator window, I want to put the time in the places where the bar graph passes the red line (marked by red arrows). What function can do it? SetIndexStyle only offers lines and histograms.
Good afternoon.
In the indicator window, I want to put the time in the places where the bar graph passes the red line (marked by red arrows). What function can do it? SetIndexStyle only offers lines and histograms.
Good afternoon.
In the indicator window, I want to put the time in the places where the bar graph passes the red line (marked by red arrows). What function can do it? SetIndexStyle only offers lines and histograms.
With text objects you can.
ObjectCreate(name, OBJ_LABEL, Window, Time, ...) The names must be different. Take Time as name. Where is the profit here?
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Question on arrays. How to find the largest value of the indicator on the required number of last bars of the chart, and not the first?
It has been discussed many times (I cannot find it), but I have rarely used arrays.
Can you advise how to solve the problem with indexing, perhaps I can do it more elegantly with ArrayMaximum(array)?
If somewhere elementary mistake, sorry, I am self-taught.
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Question on arrays. How to find the largest value of the indicator on the required number of last bars of the chart, and not the first?
It has been discussed many times (I cannot find it), but I have rarely used arrays.
Can you advise how to solve the problem with indexing, perhaps I can do it more elegantly with ArrayMaximum(array)?
If there is an elementary error somewhere, I'm sorry, I am self-taught.
If you search the whole array, in ArrayMaximum() only the array's name is enough.