How to code? - Page 122

IN10TION · #**1211** (**permalink**) 08-26-2008, 06:53 PM

:: then define every [if] statement what it can't be & that is NOT equal... at last use the equal statement for Yellow.

IN10TION

Quote:

Originally Posted by fireslayer26

Right now this indicator posts bar openings that are greater than or equal to the previous opening in Green and lower than in Red. My question is how would I change this code to make the openings that are EQUAL to the previous opening show up in YELLOW?

if( X01 >= X02 ) { color_X01 = Lime ; } else { color_X01 = Red ; }
if( X02 >= X03 ) { color_X02 = Lime ; } else { color_X02 = Red ; }
if( X03 >= X04 ) { color_X03 = Lime ; } else { color_X03 = Red ; }
if( X04 >= X05 ) { color_X04 = Lime ; } else { color_X04 = Red ; }
if( X05 >= X06 ) { color_X05 = Lime ; } else { color_X05 = Red ; }
if( X06 >= X07 ) { color_X06 = Lime ; } else { color_X06 = Red ; }
if( X07 >= X08 ) { color_X07 = Lime ; } else { color_X07 = Red ; }
if( X08 >= X09 ) { color_X08 = Lime ; } else { color_X08 = Red ; }
if( X09 >= X10 ) { color_X09 = Lime ; } else { color_X09 = Red ; }

fireslayer26 · #**1212** (**permalink**) 08-26-2008, 08:43 PM

I fixed it!

if (X01 > X02) {color_X01 = Lime;} else if (X01 < X02) {color_X01 = Red;} else {color_X01 = Yellow;}
if (X02 > X03) {color_X02 = Lime;} else if (X02 < X03) {color_X02 = Red;} else {color_X02 = Yellow;}
if (X03 > X04) {color_X03 = Lime;} else if (X03 < X04) {color_X03 = Red;} else {color_X03 = Yellow;}
if (X04 > X05) {color_X04 = Lime;} else if (X04 < X05) {color_X04 = Red;} else {color_X04 = Yellow;}
if (X05 > X06) {color_X05 = Lime;} else if (X05 < X06) {color_X05 = Red;} else {color_X05 = Yellow;}
if (X06 > X07) {color_X06 = Lime;} else if (X06 < X07) {color_X06 = Red;} else {color_X06 = Yellow;}
if (X07 > X08) {color_X07 = Lime;} else if (X07 < X08) {color_X07 = Red;} else {color_X07 = Yellow;}
if (X08 > X09) {color_X08 = Lime;} else if (X08 < X09) {color_X08 = Red;} else {color_X08 = Yellow;}
if (X09 > X10) {color_X09 = Lime;} else if (X09 < X10) {color_X09 = Red;} else {color_X09 = Yellow;}

matrixebiz · #**1213** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 04:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hiachiever

Matrixebiz,

if you want to start at 6 and go back to 0 then use i--

(int i=6; i>0; i--)

This will start at 6, decrement by 1 on each loop for as long as I > 0.
If you want to include 0 then use i>=0.

Cheers,
Hiachiever

Thank you for your help, one more question, is i++ the actual command that I have to use or can I change the letter like m++ to do the loop?
EG: (int m=2; m<=6; m++)
and if I never need it to go lower than 2 I can just put m=2 then continue the loop upto 6 max m<=6, correct?
and once the loop gets more than m<=6 like 7 then it stops and starts over, correct?
Thanks

IN10TION · #**1214** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 05:17 AM

:: everything is correct, except it will stop at 6 (not 7)

Quote:

Originally Posted by matrixebiz

Thank you for your help, one more question, is i++ the actual command that I have to use or can I change the letter like m++ to do the loop?
EG: (int m=2; m<=6; m++)
and if I never need it to go lower than 2 I can just put m=2 then continue the loop upto 6 max m<=6, correct?
and once the loop gets more than m<=6 like 7 then it stops and starts over, correct?
Thanks

bobojsza · #**1215** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 06:35 AM

Hi coders!

Have one question:

Have got to code: buy close (TP or SL) after waiting sell setup.

Process of: buy, close, waiting sell entry, sell, sell close, waiting buy entry, buy.

Thank you the assistance!

Bobojsza

Sorry the bad english!

matrixebiz · #**1216** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 11:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by IN10TION

:: everything is correct, except it will stop at 6 (not 7)

Thanks but is i++ the actual command that I have to use or can I change the letter like m++ to do the loop?

IN10TION · #**1217** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 12:09 PM

:: " i " is just a variable name so you can use whatever name. Like your " m ", use this variable name in the rest of your function.

Quote:

Originally Posted by matrixebiz

Thanks but is i++ the actual command that I have to use or can I change the letter like m++ to do the loop?

ssvl · #**1218** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 01:02 PM

How can you tell (in your expert advisor) when there is a new bar opened in the current timeframe?

I have some code that needs to be executed each time a new bar pops up.

TIA

InTrance · #**1219** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ssvl

How can you tell (in your expert advisor) when there is a new bar opened in the current timeframe?

I have some code that needs to be executed each time a new bar pops up.

TIA

if (iBars>Bars) {

execute code;

Bars=iBars;

}

ssvl · #**1220** (**permalink**) 08-27-2008, 01:56 PM

thx for the information, will try it out

i'm just started learning mql

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