PLEASE HELP CODE THE INDICATOR

[cfanfx]

version 1.1 attached.

This version has the following changes:

- converted to pips and factor using Tommaso's GetPipFactor (Thanks!) - This allows the use of 4 digit brokers for those that do!
- included the use of "MajorLineDecimal" to manually override the auto calculation of major line placement
- corrected the hesitation lines to +/-50pips rather than half way.

The original version was coded for 5 digit brokers only (and said so in the notes at the top of the code). This new version should work on all. I've also added a new input "MajorLineDecimal" which allows you to override the automatic calculation of the initial Major lines. This is because it's not always clear where the "major" line should go depending on the decimals and digits of the price. If the lines are not where you wanted them then play with this number between 1-10 until they are. Zero leaves it on automatic.

That should do it.

Bruster.

yes this indicator is awesome.... just a little help needed ...please

1) on 4 digit broker , 10 pips is seen and calculated as 1 pips

2) the indicator is no well calibrated on JPY crosses , XAUUSD , XAGUSD , CRUDE OIL....

thanks ....

[Bruster400]

This indi seems to work on 5 digit brokers and I don't have a 4 digit broker to test it on so making corrections isn't easy. However, a simple fix is to allow you to be able to adjust the digit and decimal values manually in the inputs.

So try this version (1.2) and do the following.

- drop it onto your chart
- check if the first Major Line below price is at the correct level
- if not, use "MajorLineDecimal" to get it right
- Then use the "AdjustmentFactor" input to correct the rest of the lines as required.
- The default of 1 on "AdjustmentFactor" is do nothing, then try 10, then 100 etc.

That should work but as I say, I don't have a 4 digit broker to test it on.

Bruster400

[cfanfx]

This indi seems to work on 5 digit brokers and I don't have a 4 digit broker to test it on so making corrections isn't easy. However, a simple fix is to allow you to be able to adjust the digit and decimal values manually in the inputs.

So try this version (1.2) and do the following.

- drop it onto your chart
- check if the first Major Line below price is at the correct level
- if not, use "MajorLineDecimal" to get it right
- Then use the "AdjustmentFactor" input to correct the rest of the lines as required.
- The default of 1 on "AdjustmentFactor" is do nothing, then try 10, then 100 etc.

That should work but as I say, I don't have a 4 digit broker to test it on.

Bruster400

thanks i will check up and give a feed back .... God bless you richly sir

[cfanfx]

This indi seems to work on 5 digit brokers and I don't have a 4 digit broker to test it on so making corrections isn't easy. However, a simple fix is to allow you to be able to adjust the digit and decimal values manually in the inputs.

So try this version (1.2) and do the following.

- drop it onto your chart
- check if the first Major Line below price is at the correct level
- if not, use "MajorLineDecimal" to get it right
- Then use the "AdjustmentFactor" input to correct the rest of the lines as required.
- The default of 1 on "AdjustmentFactor" is do nothing, then try 10, then 100 etc.

That should work but as I say, I don't have a 4 digit broker to test it on.

Bruster400

please sir..... good morning .... please i need your help this time .... can you help modify the indicator to accommodate adjustment factor of 0.1 , 0.01, 0.001......

an attempt to run it on bitcoin and some other cryptos was not successful as adjustment factor with minimum of 1 won't display lines well

adjustment_1.png

above is the attachment sir .... thanks for your support once again sir......

[SteveHopwood]

I have locked this thread.

cfanfx, SHF is a Forex trading forum. Something here does not work with non-Forex stuff? I do not care. Pay someone to develop code for you that does work and stop free-loading here.

Your cards are marked fella; your continued membership is in danger. Your best interests are served by staying quiet.