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Quoting mntiwana

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{quote} Decompiled codes are so easy to know,it using unusual and strange variables that never used by any coder but by decompiler softwares,like these --------------------------------------------- double G_ibuf_92[]; double G_ibuf_96[]; double G_ibuf_100[]; double G_ibuf_104[]; double G_ibuf_108[]; double G_ibuf_112[]; double G_ibuf_116[]; double Gda_120[20][20]; double Gda_124[20]; double Gda_128[20]; double Gda_132[20]; int Gi_136; int Gi_140; int Gi_144; int Gi_148; int Gi_152; int Gi_156; int Gi_160; double Gd_164; double Gd_172; double Gd_180;...

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Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} Pic is 1-false, 3-false, to see just 2, looks correct. Go through each signal live or in the tester and see how they print signals. {image}

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Quoting robbankssr

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Hello,i have a simple request if someone can code this candlesticks pattern finder on any tf In terms it's simple it needs to find a engulf candle right after a engulf candle,i will post below and example Thank you for time and help {image}

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Quoting danjuma

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So, I am trying to code an EA to test a strategy in strategy tester, which basically involves trading round numbers. I have been able to put together a working EA (through trial and error and copy and pasting snippets of codes here and there from other EAs. I am not a proficient mql coder by any means) that can trade at round numbers at every 100 pips. However, I want to make it to trade at every 200 pips and I have been finding it difficult to come up with a workable EA. Anyways, I decided to try a very crude method (basically hard-coding the round...

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Quoting BlackArt

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Hello ! I'm looking for a script where you can choose X lot of the position size to close out. For example: If I have a 0.10 lot size open and I want to close 0.04 of the position the script would close that part and the remaining position would only be 0.06 lots. I kind of found similar scripts to what I'm looking for (attached) but I have no idea how to modify them to work my way. The One Click Partial Close Script do almost the trick, but it closes 1/3 of the open position every time. I tried to modify code by myself but I totally don't know...

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//#property show_inputs

Quoting danjuma

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...For example, at a price of 1.2275...buy stop at 1.24 (correct) but then a sell stop at 1.16...

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Quoting Kelowkie

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Good day Coders, Please help me with a line of code to produce horizontal lines between period separators? Thanks Elroy {image}

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Quoting walvekarraje

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{quote} 1= false, 3= false, 2=true i get a error message "no indicators are being used" after that the chart shows exactly opposite signals....the red circle below candle is a sell signal where as your arrow shows a buy...

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Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} Encapsulate all related operators after the if expression in {}. The way it is now, it's not considering the sellprice=xx as part of the if's, so all the sellprice=xx are being used, and the last one is sellprice=1.16, that's where 1.16 is coming from.

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Also scrap all the if's, replace it with a single function to calc buy/sell prices. eg, if your increment for round numbers is 10, and some price is at 53, the buy is at 60, sell is at 50. Round down to an integer the quotient of price and increment and * by increment, 53/10=5, 5*10=50, thats the sell, add the increment, 50+10=60, thats the buy.

GetNextRoundNumbers();
   double RN_High = RoundNumberHigh;
   double RN_Low = RoundNumberHigh - 200 * Point * PipAdjust;
   double buy_price = 0;
   double sell_price = 0;
  
   if(Ask < RN_High && Bid < RN_High && Ask > RN_Low && Bid > RN_Low)
    {
     buy_price =   RN_High;
     sell_price =  RN_Low;
    }
    else if (Ask > RN_High && Bid > RN_High && Ask < RN_Low && Bid < RN_Low)
    {
     buy_price =   RN_Low;
     sell_price =  RN_High;
    }

void GetNextRoundNumbers()    
{
   //Finds the nearest big numbers to the market price.
   //Saves these in RoundNumberHigh[index] and RoundNumberLow[index]
  
   RefreshRates();
  
   //Jpy pairs
   if (Digits == 2 || Digits == 3)
   {
      int price = Ask;//Truncates the quote
      RoundNumberLow = price;
      RoundNumberHigh = price + 1;
      
            
   }//if (Digits == 2 || Digits == 3)
   //non-Jpy pairs
   if (Digits == 4 || Digits == 5)
   {
      
      string sprice = DoubleToStr(Ask, Digits);
      if (Ask >= 10) sprice = StringSubstr(sprice, 0, 5);      
      if (Ask < 10) sprice = StringSubstr(sprice, 0, 4);      
      RoundNumberLow = StrToDouble(sprice);
      RoundNumberHigh = RoundNumberLow + 0.01;
      
   }
    
}

Quoting Phylo

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{quote} quick mod - short on time Comment out ' // ' below code as shown for immediate execution. //#property show_inputs Tip: It is not necessary to drag any script onto the chart - if the chart has focus/is the active chart just double click the script in the Navigator Panel and it will execute - this may or may not be more efficient for some than assigned hotkey execution. For more complex order closing see below video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BggwCLHnPY {file}

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Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} There is no way to get the period separator time values, you have to calc these yourself. The separators also follow different rules based on tf, eg every day/week/month/year. Generally, as you loop through the chart, you're checking some time value of each candle and seeing if it's different from the previous candle, if it is, then it's a new time separator. The functions you'll need are from timeday and under, here https://docs.mql4.com/dateandtime. eg if you're on the 1hr chart and want daily separators, go through the chart...

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Quoting danjuma

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{quote} ... explain further what you mean using something like GU price (example 1.29103). I tried something similar using a 'GetNextRoundNumbers' function for 100 pips round numbers I gleaned from another EA, but it did not work properly...

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Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} Scrap what you found and make your own for a couple of lines and for your own use. For any price you have, you're trying to find out which step on the ladder of round number increments that price is at, then the bottom and top rungs are the buy/sell prices. In the pic, you have some price, 68, the issue is how do you get the values of 70 and 60, if say 10 is the round number increment? There are 6 full increments in 68, 6*increment is the bottom rung, add 1 increment will give the 70 top rung. If price was 71, then the new bottom rung would...

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Quoting danjuma

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{quote} Thanks for taking the time to explain this to me. Still have not completely got it (the logic and how to code it), but something to think about and work on. Very much appreciated!

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double check_price = (ask+bid)/2.0; //say its 68
int increment = 10;//round numbers of 10
 
doulbe rung_low = MathFloor(checkprice/increment) * increment;//68/10 *10 = 60
double rung_high = rung_low+increment;//60+10=70

Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} Write it out as you read it, something like- double check_price = (ask+bid)/2.0; //say its 68 int increment = 10;//round numbers of 10 doulbe rung_low = MathFloor(checkprice/increment) * increment;//68/10 *10 = 60 double rung_high = rung_low+increment;//60+10=70 - there's your upper n lower prices in round numbers.

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