Baluda Indicators

[matt_32]

Matt,

Nobody can do anything on 'It does not work'. Please tell us some more.

Paul

When I try to compile it I get a list of errors

see below

[Baluda]

Double clicking that first error will take you to a variable name with a '.' in it. This is not allowed since build 600. You need to replace all '.' in variable names with something else.

Paul

[matt_32]

Double clicking that first error will take you to a variable name with a '.' in it. This is not allowed since build 600. You need to replace all '.' in variable names with something else.

Paul

Thank you. I will try that


Matt

[SteveHopwood]

Double clicking that first error will take you to a variable name with a '.' in it. This is not allowed since build 600. You need to replace all '.' in variable names with something else.

Paul

Thank you. I will try that


Matt

To give you an example, Paul's CSS library code is a permanent feature in my 'Bob stuff' shell. Overnight, variables such as the original lib.CSScurrency.Values stopped working. In crapql4, we could use "." as syllable separator. Crapql5 purports to be an Object Oriented Language, where a "." means that what follows belongs to the class of whatever came before. Or something like that. I have made several attempts to delve into OOP but they all ended in tears. It is immensely powerful, but I have not yet managed to come to grips with it.

So, use ctrl + h to turn variables such as lib.CSScurrency.Values into something like libCSScurrencyValues, or lib_CSScurrency_Values if you like the elements in a variable to be visually separated.

[matt_32]

Double clicking that first error will take you to a variable name with a '.' in it. This is not allowed since build 600. You need to replace all '.' in variable names with something else.

Paul

Thank you. I will try that


Matt

To give you an example, Paul's CSS library code is a permanent feature in my 'Bob stuff' shell. Overnight, variables such as the original lib.CSScurrency.Values stopped working. In crapql4, we could use "." as syllable separator. Crapql5 purports to be an Object Oriented Language, where a "." means that what follows belongs to the class of whatever came before. Or something like that. I have made several attempts to delve into OOP but they all ended in tears. It is immensely powerful, but I have not yet managed to come to grips with it.

So, use ctrl + h to turn variables such as lib.CSScurrency.Values into something like libCSScurrencyValues, or lib_CSScurrency_Values if you like the elements in a variable to be visually separated.

Thank you guys for the help and explanations
Much appreciated

Matt

[piter44]

Hi,

I have a small problem with alerts from CSS indicator.

I use CurrencySlopeStrength 10.7 v 3.6 on particular charts (CurrencySlopeStrength, showOnlySymbolOnChart = true) but I do not receive alerts.

Do you have an idea what should I change in my setting?

[milanese]

Hi,

I have a small problem with alerts from CSS indicator.

I use CurrencySlopeStrength 10.7 v 3.6 on particular charts (CurrencySlopeStrength, showOnlySymbolOnChart = true) but I do not receive alerts.

Do you have an idea what should I change in my setting?

in this version alerts are not previsted if you have select show only symbol on chart..

Cheers

Tommaso

[piter44]

Tommaso,

Thanks for quick reply, do You remember which version has such future?

Regards,
Piter

[milanese]

Tommaso,

Thanks for quick reply, do You remember which version has such future?

Regards,
Piter

no sorry for single pair use I don't know..

Cheers

Tommaso

[ernest02]

I am planning to move to MT5 because of its advanced features - especially in the Strategy Tester. The only thing keeping me from doing that is the fact that I really like and use these indicators. Is there any possibility that these indicators will be converted to MQL5?