Author: Rafael Jimenez Tocino
Are you looking to step up your trading game? Check out the RJTX_Matches_Smoothed indicator, which comes packed with alerts, email notifications, and push notifications for your smartphone!
Here's a quick rundown of the enhancements made to the indicator, allowing you to receive timely alerts:
- New input variables have been added to the indicator settings:
input uint NumberofBar=1; // Bar number to activate the signal
input bool SoundON=true; // Enable alerts
input uint NumberofAlerts=2; // Number of alerts
input bool EMailON=false; // Enable email alerts
input bool PushON=false; // Enable mobile alerts
- We've added three new functions at the end of the indicator: BuySignal(), SellSignal(), and GetStringTimeframe().
- You'll find calls to BuySignal() and SellSignal() right after the indicator calculation cycles in the OnCalculate() block:
BuySignal("RJTX_Matches_Smoothed_Alert", BuyBuffer, rates_total, prev_calculated, close, spread);SellSignal("RJTX_Matches_Smoothed_Alert", SellBuffer, rates_total, prev_calculated, close, spread);
Just a heads up—BuyBuffer and SellBuffer are the names of the indicator buffers that hold your buy and sell signals. Remember to fill these buffers with zeros or EMPTY_VALUE for empty values.
Each function, BuySignal() and SellSignal(), should only be called once in the OnCalculate() block of your indicator.
The RJTX_Matches_Smoothed Alert Indicator utilizes the classes from the SmoothAlgorithms.mqh library, which you'll need to copy to your <terminal_data_directory>\MQL5\Include folder. For a comprehensive guide on using these classes, check out the article on Averaging Price Series for Intermediate Calculations Without Using Additional Buffers.
Fun fact: This indicator was first developed in MQL4 and made its debut in the Code Base back on December 23, 2015.
Fig.1. RJTX_Matches_Smoothed_Alert indicator on the chart
Fig. 2. Indicator RJTX_Matches_Smoothed_Alert. Alerting
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