Request: universal script to print indicator data to Notepad

Greetings!

I am looking for an MT4 script that can print indicator data onto Notepad.
the data on MT4's Data Window is what i want to get printed.

is it possible to create a 'universal' script for this wherein i can input the default/custom indicator that i want to produce an output of?
(task: Script will locate a particular indi loaded on the chart & make a corresponding output on Notepad)

Relevant script info:
A. customizable features/parameters (actual)
1. indicator //input indicator name here (will accept .mq4 or .ex4)
2. timeframe //timeframe i want to extract data from (MT4 default timeframes like M1, M5, M15 , etc)
3. data range start date & time //start date & time of the data
4. data range en date & time //end date & time of the data
5. multiple output //here i can define which specific data to output on Notepad (for efficiency purposes: to save time & space; if there are 2 or more to define here, i will simply separate them by a semicolon ; example: MacdBuffer;SignalBuffer )
6. Print welcome script? //input here is "Yes" (or "1") or blank (blank means "No")*


*for convenience, printing a "welcome script" first will help (using the default MACD as an example).. this is how it can look like on Notepad:
for MACD, output are:
MacdBuffer
SignalBuffer
(please correct me if i'm wrong here)
//if this is not possible, then i can manually look for the relevant output data i need (the one/s i'll define on multiple output)

ideally, this is how the output would look like on Notepad (again, using the default MACD as an example, M5 timeframe)
date & time MacdBuffer SignalBuffer
Dec22011 01:10 123 456
Dec22011 01:15 455 458
........
.......
if it will naturally print in a .csv format , it's fine by me


Please provide the .mq4 & please name it as "yourname indi print script.mq4"


Thank you very much!
Happy Holidays & God bless!

A universal script can be created for this. But most of the effort would be in "universalizing" the script, trying to make it generic enough to work with all types of indicators. IMO it makes more sense to create separate scripts for each indicator - pick the indicators you use most and write a specific script to handle each one.

That's a valid & practical point.. & more importantly, educational for me!

ok, let me see..
kindly create a script for MACD, Envelope, CCI, RSI
http://codebase.mql4.com/258
http://codebase.mql4.com/source/1242
http://codebase.mql4.com/263
http://codebase.mql4.com/255



REVISION:
task: Script when loaded on the chart will make a corresponding output on Notepad
the data on MT4's Data Window is what i want to get printed.

Customizable features/parameters (actual)
1. output
//... here i can define which specific data to output on Notepad (example: MacdBuffer or SignalBuffer ); for code simplicity, i can/will only input one at a time)
[default for this is blank/no input]

2. timeframe
//... timeframe i want to extract data from (MT4 default timeframes like M1, M5, M15 , etc)
[ default is D1 or daily ]

3. data range start date & time
//... start date & time of the data [default is blank]

4. data range end date & time
//... end date & time of the data [default is blank]

5. Print welcome script? ^
//... input here is "Yes" (or "1") or 0/blank ( '0' or blank means "No")*; if yes, script will inform me which specific values/data i can output on Notepad[default value is 0 ]

*for convenience, printing a "welcome script" first will help (using the default MACD as an example).. this is how it can look like on Notepad:
for MACD, output are:
MacdBuffer
SignalBuffer
(please correct me if i'm wrong here; in this example, i can choose between macdbuffer & signalbuffer regarding what i want an output of)
^either you create a print out on Notepad or simply create a pop-up alert within MT4, whichever u prefer is ok with me; if u know a better approach for this particular area, kindly let me know

6. hival
//... high value; here, i can specify a value or leave blank. if left blank, script will locate & specify only the highest value in the data set. if i input a value, the script will locate any value >= (greater than or equal) to the input value.
[default is blank]

7. loval
//... low value; i can specify a value or leave blank. if left blank, script will locate & specify only the lowest value in the data set. if i specify a value, the script will locate any value <= (less than or equal) to that specified value.
[default is blank]

8. print hiloval
//... 1 or 0 (1 = 'yes', '0' = 'no') ; if 'yes', specify the highest & lowest values in the dataset by placing the letters 'H', 'L', respectively beside the corresponding values; execution will depend on the input in #7 & #8 above.
[default is 0 ]

example #1
if loval = 0 , hival = 0 (both were left blank)
date & time v1 (where v1 = value1)
Dec22011 01:10 10L
Dec22011 01:15 31
Dec22011 01:10 45
.......
.......
.......
Dec22011 01:15 22
Dec22011 01:10 48H
Dec22011 01:15 30

example#2
if loval = 22, hival = 45
Dec22011 01:10 10L
Dec22011 01:15 31
Dec22011 01:10 45H
.......
.......
.......
Dec22011 01:15 22L
Dec22011 01:10 48H
Dec22011 01:15 30


Let me know your thoughts...
im not familiar with scripts so i'm looking forward to your masterpieces!
Thank you very much!

Heres a script with OHLC and several custom indicators:

Thanks Sir cyber1!
not exactly what i want, but im quite sure i can learn from it.

See attached script for RSI.

I'll leave the other indicators and the details up to you to work out. This should give you a good start.