Hi all,
i am hoping that someone could help me get these 2 scripts modified.
The idea is to provide drag_and_drop functionality to Steve's scripts so that they are placed to the nearest 20 line (this feature could be set as a variable) of where we drop them on the chart.
This will help in a situation where a pending is needed but not too close to the price action (ie place pendings just below/above Rad arrows), instead to just the nearest 20 line
A useful feature would be the choice to have a "start" and "finish" point where the user could insert his/hers upper and lower price and the script would fill with pendings the space between these 2 points.
Thanks in advance
Matt
Modification request - Holy Graily scripts
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Modification request - Holy Graily scripts
Here you are, hope you still need them.
I've added a simple drag'n'drop functionality, now when you drop the script on the chart it will start placing orders starting at the closest to the drop point 20 line. At the same time if you just double-click on the script it will place orders from the 20 line nearest to the current price as in the original script - useful if you set a hotkey to the script.
I've also added a variable PrintTradeArrows, set it to false to turn off pending orders arrows on the chart.
I've added a simple drag'n'drop functionality, now when you drop the script on the chart it will start placing orders starting at the closest to the drop point 20 line. At the same time if you just double-click on the script it will place orders from the 20 line nearest to the current price as in the original script - useful if you set a hotkey to the script.
I've also added a variable PrintTradeArrows, set it to false to turn off pending orders arrows on the chart.
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Modification request - Holy Graily scripts
Stinger » 19 May 2015 21:59 wrote:Here you are, hope you still need them.
I've added a simple drag'n'drop functionality, now when you drop the script on the chart it will start placing orders starting at the closest to the drop point 20 line. At the same time if you just double-click on the script it will place orders from the 20 line nearest to the current price as in the original script - useful if you set a hotkey to the script.
I've also added a variable PrintTradeArrows, set it to false to turn off pending orders arrows on the chart.
Thank you very much.
Matt
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Modification request - Holy Graily scripts
Hallo guys,
I would like to ask a modifications on the fantastic scripts attached.
I know that a lot of HGI users don't put SL in their trade, but i feel more confortable with them.
I need a small modification: put in each script an SL in Pips function.
I need also to set more accurately the price level of the first "pending" order. Actually the script put the first order too many closed to price. Is it possible to add a specified price level?
Thank you !
I would like to ask a modifications on the fantastic scripts attached.
I know that a lot of HGI users don't put SL in their trade, but i feel more confortable with them.
I need a small modification: put in each script an SL in Pips function.
I need also to set more accurately the price level of the first "pending" order. Actually the script put the first order too many closed to price. Is it possible to add a specified price level?
Thank you !
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