iSAR Problems. Help Please.

This is my piece of code

if (Open[1] > Open[2] || Open[1] < Open[2])
Print (" iSAR is ", iSAR(NULL,0,0.02,0.2,1));

When I use the Parabolic custom indicator given with mt4 it plots the dots.

Now for my problems

1. When I use iSAR(NULL,0,0.02,0.2,1)..... and the shift value is 1, I am assuming that it must give me the value of the SAR that was plotted below the red bar which is second to last bar seen on the chart here.

2. The value plotted by the inbuilt tool is 87.3022. But my program outputs 87.2275.

I cant understand this. Can somebody please explain this to me.

Look in the data window. (Cross hairs)

Thanks Ron,

I used the cross hair and it was plotting the dots elsewhere. So I thought I will draw a horizontal line on the dot which the indicator plotted and leave the crosshair cursor at where it is supposed to be actually and take a screenshot.

Also since the dots plotted were small I thought I will increase the size of the dot.

The moment I increased the size it is plotting correctly. I don't know what is happening here.

Those dots aren't centered on the data point. I think the bottom of the dot is what you have to line up to.

The reason why I asked for the datawindow is so you can check those values. The button to get the data window is the cross hairs. I'm not talking about the alternative to the mouse cursor.

The data window will show the value of the OHLC and all indicators attached to that chart. That's what I'm most interested in.

Hi! i know it's a bit different, but it's about too....

how is possible that isar returns values on graphic and same values on code returns 0....

for example:

with m15: 0.001, 0.001 and 0.009,0.009 return values
with m30: 0.001,0.001 return 0 but 0.009, 0.009 return a correct value
with h1: 0.0001,0.0001 and 0.0009, 0.0009 return 0

this ea shows what i try to explain

and sames values on graphics return values, then exist, aren't wrongs...

somebody knows what are happening?

just change step double result = iSAR(symbol,PERIOD_H1, 0.2, 0.1, 1);