DislikedHi grandaevus, Thank you for the indicator! when you mention about closing bar in v19, in time frame daily, weekly - which bar, 1H, 4H,.. are we talking about ?Ignored
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{quote} +1
This is for what lucos was explaining... It may help with the cases like his.
If you have already considered this then ignore me
.First create your array (you probably already have it) of the pairs that you are using.
Then go thru the broker's list of symbols in the market watch and compare to see if you find your array list in their list.
Obviously if not found, you can then tell the user that this broker is missing that symbol and that the indicator will not work. Or you can make adjustments etc etc.
Here's an example function that will validate the broker's marketwatch list to what your indicator needs. I created a sample array list, you probably already have like a global list so you would just use that array.
Inserted Code
bool validateSymbols() {
bool selected = false; // false ==> returns all symbols in MarketWatch whether selected or not
int brokerSymbolsTotal = SymbolsTotal(selected);
//Sample array of symbols that we can check to see if they are in the brokerSymbol List (MarketWatch)
string list[] = { "EURUSD","GBPUSD","USDCHF","USDJPY","AUDUSD",
"EURJPY","GBPCHF","GBPJPY","AUDCAD","AUDCHF",
"CHFJPY","EURCAD","EURNZD","NZDCAD","NZDCHF",
"GBPNZD","USDDKK" } ;
for(int x = 0; x< ArraySize(list); x++) { //loop thru my list of symbols
for(int z = 0; z< brokerSymbolsTotal ; z++) { // loop thru the market watch list
symbol = SymbolName(z, selected);
if(StringFind(list[x],symbol)>-1) continue; //if my symbol is found in brokerSymbol list then continue
return(false); //if we get to this line then my symbol was not found return false
}
}
return(true); // All is good, my symbols are found in the MarketWatch, return true.
} Call this in the OnInit() portion and provide some message to the use, it may help avoid all the newbie questions and confusions
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{quote} Grandaevus: This is for what lucos was explaining... It may help with the cased like his. If you have already considered this then ignore me
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- Edited 6:51pm Nov 11, 2018 6:32pm | Edited 6:51pm
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v18 vs v19..... 
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