Updated for RangeBars ver. 3.00

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#property copyright "Copyright 2017-18, AZ-iNVEST"
#property link "http://www.az-invest.eu"
#property version "2.06"
#property copyright "Copyright 2017-2020, Level Up Software"
#property link "https://www.az-invest.eu"
#property version "2.07"
#property description "Example EA showing the way to use the RangeBars class defined in RangeBars.mqh"
input int InpRSIPeriod = 14; // RSI period
//
// SHOW_INDICATOR_INPUTS *NEEDS* to be defined, if the EA needs to be *tested in MT5's backtester*
// SHOW_INDICATOR_INPUTS *NEEDS* to be defined, if the sEA needs to be *tested in MT5's backtester*
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Using '#define SHOW_INDICATOR_INPUTS' will show the RangeBars indicator's inputs
// NOT using the '#define SHOW_INDICATOR_INPUTS' statement will read the settigns a chart with
@@ -20,22 +22,17 @@
#include <AZ-INVEST/SDK/RangeBars.mqh>
//
// To use the RangeBars indicator in your EA you need do instantiate the indicator class (RangeBars)
// and call the Init() method in your EA's OnInit() function.
// Don't forget to release the indicator when you're done by calling the Deinit() method.
// Example shown in OnInit & OnDeinit functions below:
// and call the Init() and Deinit() methods in your EA's OnInit() and OnDeinit() functions.
// Example shown below
//
RangeBars * rangeBars;
RangeBars rangeBars(MQLInfoInteger((int)MQL5_TESTING) ? false : true);
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//| Expert initialization function |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
int OnInit()
{
rangeBars = new RangeBars(MQLInfoInteger((int)MQL5_TESTING) ? false : true);
if(rangeBars == NULL)
return(INIT_FAILED);
rangeBars.Init();
if(rangeBars.GetHandle() == INVALID_HANDLE)
return(INIT_FAILED);
@@ -51,11 +48,7 @@ int OnInit()
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
void OnDeinit(const int reason)
{
if(rangeBars != NULL)
{
rangeBars.Deinit();
delete rangeBars;
}
rangeBars.Deinit();
//
// your custom code goes here...
@@ -70,8 +63,22 @@ void OnDeinit(const int reason)
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
//| Expert tick function |
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+
int rsiHandle = INVALID_HANDLE; // Handle for the external RSI indicator
void OnTick()
{
//
// Initialize all additional indicators here! (not in the OnInit() function).
// Otherwise they will not work in the backtest.
// When backtesting please select the "Daily" timeframe.
//
if(rsiHandle == INVALID_HANDLE)
{
rsiHandle = iCustom(_Symbol, _Period, "RangeBars\\RangeBars_RSI", InpRSIPeriod, true);
}
//
// It is considered good trading & EA coding practice to perform calculations
// when a new bar is fully formed.
@@ -96,7 +103,7 @@ void OnTick()
double MA1[]; // array to be filled by values of the first moving average
double MA2[]; // array to be filled by values of the second moving average
if(rangeBars.GetMA1(MA1,startAtBar,numberOfBars) && rangeBars.GetMA2(MA2,startAtBar,numberOfBars))
if(rangeBars.GetMA(RANGEBAR_MA1, MA1, startAtBar, numberOfBars) && rangeBars.GetMA(RANGEBAR_MA2, MA2, startAtBar, numberOfBars))
{
//
// Values are stored in the MA1 and MA2 arrays and are now ready for use
@@ -182,64 +189,23 @@ void OnTick()
}
//
// Getting Donchain channel values is done using the
// GetDonchian(double &HighArray[], double &MidArray[], double &LowArray[], int start, int count)
// method. Example below:
// Getting the values of the channel indicator (Donchain, Bullinger Bands, Keltner or Super Trend) is done using
// GetChannel(double &HighArray[], double &MidArray[], double &LowArray[], int start, int count)
// Example below:
//
double HighArray[]; // This array will store the values of the high band
double MidArray[]; // This array will store the values of the middle band
double LowArray[]; // This array will store the values of the low band
double HighArray[]; // This array will store the values of the channel's high band
double MidArray[]; // This array will store the values of the channel's middle band
double LowArray[]; // This array will store the values of the channel's low band
startAtBar = 1; // get values starting from the last completed bar.
numberOfBars = 20; // gat a total of 20 values (for 20 bars starting from bar 1 (last completed))
if(rangeBars.GetDonchian(HighArray,MidArray,LowArray,startAtBar,numberOfBars))
if(rangeBars.GetChannel(HighArray,MidArray,LowArray,startAtBar,numberOfBars))
{
//
// Apply your Donchian channel logic here...
//
}
//
// Getting Bollinger Bands values is done using the
// GetBollingerBands(double &HighArray[], double &MidArray[], double &LowArray[], int start, int count)
// method. Example below:
//
// HighArray[] array will store the values of the high band
// MidArray[] array will store the values of the middle band
// LowArray[] array will store the values of the low band
startAtBar = 1; // get values starting from the last completed bar.
numberOfBars = 10; // gat a total of 10 values (for 10 bars starting from bar 1 (last completed))
if(rangeBars.GetBollingerBands(HighArray,MidArray,LowArray,startAtBar,numberOfBars))
{
//
// Apply your Bollinger Bands logic here...
// Apply your logic here...
//
}
//
// Getting SuperTrend values is done using the
// GetSuperTrend(double &SuperTrendHighArray[], double &SuperTrendArray[], double &SuperTrendLowArray[], int start, int count)
// method. Example below:
//
// HighArray[] array will store the values of the high SuperTrend line
// MidArray[] array will store the values of the SuperTrend value
// LowArray[] array will store the values of the low SuperTrend line
startAtBar = 1; // get values starting from the last completed bar.
numberOfBars = 3; // gat a total of 3 values (for 3 bars starting from bar 1 (last completed))
if(rangeBars.GetSuperTrend(HighArray,MidArray,LowArray,startAtBar,numberOfBars))
{
//
// Apply your SuperTrend logic here...
//
}
}
}