Multiple Symbols

Makagon
13 Jul 2015, 22:58

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Makagon
13 Jul 2015, 23:25

Ok, it's easy, use this:

var eurusd = MarketData.GetSeries("EURUSD", TimeFrame.Daily);

var usdjpy = MarketData.GetSeries("USDJPY", TimeFrame.Daily);

var gbpusd= MarketData.GetSeries("GBPUSD", TimeFrame.Daily);

next...

(eurusd.Close(LastResult)+usdjpy .Close(LastResult))/gbpusd.Close(LastResult)

BBalazs
14 Jul 2015, 08:20

Thank you for the quick response, you helped me a great deal :)

BBalazs
14 Jul 2015, 08:40

It works like magic, but I wonder, is there a way to not just refer to the close of the Day?

If I switch to the H4 for example, I want the indicator to calculate the results based on the close of the h4 bar, not the daily. Same goes for the Weekly or whatever TF.

Spotware
14 Jul 2015, 11:02

Dear Trader,

You can use the Timeframe without selecting one of the supported timeframe values.It will return you the timeframe used in the current instance.

The following code snippet illustrates it.

       TimeFrame time = TimeFrame;

        Print(time.ToString());

We hope this helps you.

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BBalazs
14 Jul 2015, 11:24

Okay, I'm sorry if I broke any rules. Is there a site or book you would recommend to learn the basics of programming in C++ / cAlgo?

BBalazs
14 Jul 2015, 11:37

Nevermind, I got it. Found it in the 'What's new' section.

Spotware
14 Jul 2015, 11:43

RE:

BBalazs said:

Okay, I'm sorry if I broke any rules. Is there a site or book you would recommend to learn the basics of programming in C++ / cAlgo?

Dear BBalazs,

Please take a look at API Programmer's Guides, to our API Reference section and at this thread: /forum/cbot-support/5688?page=1#5