This Script is capable of downloading forex news from the website( https://nfs.faireconomy.media/ff_cale...) and uses two includes files that helps it with downloading the news . As you can see it uses PrintFormat to write the news. So what I want it to do is to display news on my chart top left corner and also to display or write event vertically from down (x-axis ) with corresponding with their time and date. Furthermore I need it to uses different colour for different news impact for example High=Red, Medium=Green and Low=yellow.
Your help will be highly appreciated as I am Newbie into Coding and I'm willing to learn from the best.
please find the attached documents.
Kind regards
Nelson
Have a look at the "comment" statement help - there is a code example which should give you an idea how to do it.
Instead of PrintFormat you can use StringFormat to add the data to a string variable, and then put it onscreen with the "comment" command
- docs.mql4.com
Have a look at the "comment" statement help - there is a code example which should give you an idea how to do it.
Instead of PrintFormat you can use StringFormat to add the data to a string variable, and then put it onscreen with the "comment" command
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This Script is capable of downloading forex news from the website( https://nfs.faireconomy.media/ff_cale...) and uses two includes files that helps it with downloading the news . As you can see it uses PrintFormat to write the news. So what I want it to do is to display news on my chart top left corner and also to display or write event vertically from down (x-axis ) with corresponding with their time and date. Furthermore I need it to uses different colour for different news impact for example High=Red, Medium=Green and Low=yellow.
Your help will be highly appreciated as I am Newbie into Coding and I'm willing to learn from the best.
please find the attached documents.
Kind regards
Nelson