Awesome - original version

[1Direction]

Very sexy layout indeed thank you.

I believe the Total daily cash profit is not filtered out by the EA used magic numbers or comments. This would be helpful when running multiple EAs in the same account and one would like to quickly see how awesome performed for the day.

[tomele]

I don't suppose you could make the symbol name clickable to open that particular chart could you?

Already thinking about it.

[SteveHopwood]

Very sexy layout indeed thank you.

I believe the Total daily cash profit is not filtered out by the EA used magic numbers or comments.

No, it isn't. Nor is it intended to be. Nor will it be.

[1Direction]

Very sexy layout indeed thank you.

I believe the Total daily cash profit is not filtered out by the EA used magic numbers or comments.

No, it isn't. Nor is it intended to be. Nor will it be.

We can use the tradereport indi for it anyway, thx for confirmation

[SteveHopwood]

V 1l is in post 1.

This one is purely for the coders - the rest of you will not notice any difference. You do not need 1l if you already have 1k.

For those of you interested in peering under the bonnet, Thomas has consolidated the text display code into a separate function - void DisplayMatrix(). This provides the graphically challenged amongst us with a template for future use.

Thanks again Thomas. We are deeply grateful.

[SteveHopwood]

V 1m is in post 1. You are going to lurrrrrrve it.

Thomas again via PM earlier:

Hi Steve.

I made the FB labels clickable. A click on one of those labels brings up a chart with correct pair and timeframe. If the chart is already open, it comes to top. The template can be defined by the user.

Changes:
- ChartTemplate input for user defined layout in line 611
- New functions OnChartEvent() and OpenChart() in lines 817-860
- Modified functions DisplayMatrix() and DisplayTextLabel() in lines 1350-1491

Have fun.

Cheers, Thomas

[spyderman]

So trying to learn more on the mechanics of Awesome. I've been running TJF's H4 PeakHiLo False. Waaaaayyyyy over leveraged as a test. The Yen fall broke the bank. Seems when I've hit larger DD it's typically involving the yen pairs. So might try eliminating them from set.

Also had the "fill gap" set at 20 which I believe is way to small for H4. Then was thinking it might be better to have the fill gap geared to ATR rather than a set number. Anyone been experimenting with different fill settings?

[spyderman]

V 1m is in post 1. You are going to lurrrrrrve it.

Thomas again via PM earlier:

Do love it. Much thanks.
Already closed my first basket...

[wallywonka]

So trying to learn more on the mechanics of Awesome. I've been running TJF's H4 PeakHiLo False. Waaaaayyyyy over leveraged as a test. The Yen fall broke the bank. Seems when I've hit larger DD it's typically involving the yen pairs. So might try eliminating them from set.

Also had the "fill gap" set at 20 which I believe is way to small for H4. Then was thinking it might be better to have the fill gap geared to ATR rather than a set number. Anyone been experimenting with different fill settings?

I was running the 4H hilo set file as well..one thing I noticed is in the set file it was set to close trades on a superslope but this never happened..possibly a bug in the code somewhere

[SteveHopwood]

This one is for those of you who like going under the bonnet.

I always knew there had to be an easier way of splitting PairsToTrade into the TradePair array. DC linked me to some open source code that showed me how.

Compare this with the existing code:

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void ExtractPairs()
{
   //Cater for a symbol suffix
   string AddChar = StringSubstr(Symbol(),6,4);
   
   //Split the PairsToTrade input into the array
   StringSplit(PairsToTrade,',',TradePair);
   
   //NoOfPairs is a historic variable that I calculated in the early ExtractPairs() function.
   //It is used in other parts of the code.
   NoOfPairs = ArraySize(TradePair);
   

   //Trim unwanted spaces and add a suffix   
   for (int cc = 0; cc < NoOfPairs; cc ++)
   {
      TradePair[cc] = StringTrimLeft(TradePair[cc]);
      TradePair[cc] = StringTrimRight(TradePair[cc]);
      TradePair[cc] = StringConcatenate(TradePair[cc], AddChar);
   }//for (int cc; cc<NoOfPairs; cc ++)

}//End void ExtractPairs()

Much neater. You can delete the InputString variable as it is no longer used - do a search for "InputString" to find the declaration.