I will code your EAs and Indicators for no charge

Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} Invalid index error means the index that you're trying to use is invalid. The [2] looks ok, so probably there's an issue with the second dimension declared as []; Single dimension arrays don't need to be declared with a size, but multidimensional arrays need a size given to the extra dimensions. ie the empty second [] is the invalid index. Multidimensional arrays are also only resized for the first dimension, so other dimensions need to be specified when you declare the array. //ok int arr_1[]; int arr_2[2]; int arr_3[1][3]; int arr_4[][2][5][11];...

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Quoting sogff

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{quote} Thank you so much for your response. I removed the second dimension as suggested but it did not work. I ought to have attached the indicator from the onset but I did not do this and this is a mistake on my part. The indicator is hereby attached. Kindly help in solving the problem as I’m not a programmer. {file}

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removed the second dimension as suggested but it did not work

Quoting Jigsaw

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Hello good sir, I am looking for a simple indicator which shows the a) Current high low of the candle forming now b) The high low of the previous candle. If you could do that I would be very grateful . . Thanks in advance, Jig

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Quoting mntiwana

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{quote} What you described,is not a simple task - any way some kind coder can do it,i think within a kind of EA meanwhile what i see here usually peoples doing a shorter/minor task

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Quoting Scorpion786

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hi, I am recently studying coding at university and was wondering what software you use to create your codes for indicators. can you also potentially show a simple code for me to analyse and understand much appreciated for your help

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Quoting sogff

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{quote} Thank you so much for your response. I removed the second dimension as suggested but it did not work. I ought to have attached the indicator from the onset but I did not do this and this is a mistake on my part. The indicator is hereby attached. Kindly help in solving the problem as I’m not a programmer. {file}

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Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} The ide is metaeditor that comes with the mt4 or mt5 terminal you download. You type stuff in metaeditor, compile, then flip to the metatrader terminal to see it by loading the indicator/script/ea, or keep it loaded and just make changes on the fly n compile. Look through ff for simple indicators like ma crossover, n download the source file, check it uses the latest event handling with OnInit n OnCalculate functions n not init and start. Read it and follow through with what its doing.

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Quoting Scorpion786

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{quote} Great thanks really appreciate it. Can I ask you further info if needed ?

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Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} Of course, but ask here so someone else with a better answer can chime in.

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Quoting Uru

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Hello: Congratulations on the holidays, everyone! May those who know, fix this indicator, so that it works in M1, thank you very much {file}

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Quoting jeanlouie

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{quote} Invalid index error means the index that you're trying to use is invalid. The [2] looks ok, so probably there's an issue with the second dimension declared as []; Single dimension arrays don't need to be declared with a size, but multidimensional arrays need a size given to the extra dimensions. ie the empty second [] is the invalid index. Multidimensional arrays are also only resized for the first dimension, so other dimensions need to be specified when you declare the array. //ok int arr_1[]; int arr_2[2]; int arr_3[1][3]; int arr_4[][2][5][11];...

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   ////// array to hold COHL information
   //////////// double   myArray[12][4];     // static
   double   myArray[][4];                    // dynamic  
   int      i, limit, arraySize, newSize;

   //--- initial
   limit = 12;                // example only, to avoid big load, just take a half day bars = 12 bars on H1.
   ArrayResize(myArray,0);
 
   for (i=0; i<limit; i++) {
      arraySize   = ArraySize(myArray);
      ArrayResize(myArray, arraySize+1);
      myArray[arraySize][0]  = iClose(NULL,0,i);  // Close price
      myArray[arraySize][1]  = iOpen(NULL,0,i);   // Open price
      myArray[arraySize][2]  = iHigh(NULL,0,i);    // High price
      myArray[arraySize][3]  = iLow(NULL,0,i);    // Low price  
   }
 
   newSize  = ArraySize(myArray);
   for (i=0; i<newSize; i++) {
      Print("Close ",i," is :",myArray[i][0]);
      Print("Open ",i," is :",myArray[i][1]);
      Print("High ",i," is :",myArray[i][2]);
      Print("Low ",i," is :",myArray[i][3]);  
   }