Does anybody know, on an EA, how to get on a math operation
Dec 23, 2013 at 20:08
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Dec 23, 2013 at 20:08
Does anybody know, on an EA, how to get on a math operation ( substraction to be specific) only positive numbers?
I am running into the problem that, for example, when the open price less than the close price, and the open price is smaller, the result is negative. I need this result to be positive, on other words, I need to substract ALWAYS the bigger price from the smaller price. Again, if someone knows how to do this, and is willing to share, that would be great.
Thank you
I am running into the problem that, for example, when the open price less than the close price, and the open price is smaller, the result is negative. I need this result to be positive, on other words, I need to substract ALWAYS the bigger price from the smaller price. Again, if someone knows how to do this, and is willing to share, that would be great.
Thank you
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forex_trader_136673
Anggota Sejak Jun 28, 2013
852 pos
Dec 23, 2013 at 20:34
Multiply with -1
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forex_trader_168526
Anggota Sejak Dec 19, 2013
126 pos
Dec 23, 2013 at 21:10
double MathAbs( double value)
Returns the absolute value (modulus) of the specified numeric value.
Parameters:
value - Numeric value.
Sample:
double dx=-3.141593, dy;
// calc MathAbs
dy=MathAbs(dx);
Print('The absolute value of ',dx,' is ',dy);
// Output: The absolute
Returns the absolute value (modulus) of the specified numeric value.
Parameters:
value - Numeric value.
Sample:
double dx=-3.141593, dy;
// calc MathAbs
dy=MathAbs(dx);
Print('The absolute value of ',dx,' is ',dy);
// Output: The absolute
forex_trader_168526
Anggota Sejak Dec 19, 2013
126 pos
Dec 23, 2013 at 21:37
ahuruglica posted:
Multiply with -1
😄
multiplying by negative one will only invert the negative or positive sign.
similar to doing a zero minus whatever your number is.
ie, if i have a variable X and i want to invert it...
x=0-x;
this will invert the sign, similar to multiplying by negative one.
the MathAbs function returns the absolute value of a signed number, whether it is positive or negative.
ie, xx=MathAbs(x);
happy coding.
Anggota Sejak Nov 21, 2011
1718 pos
Dec 27, 2013 at 10:55
A= MathAbs(1.3800) = 1.3800
B= MathAbs(-1.3810) = 1.3810
So if A > B then A - B else B - A = 1.3810 - 1.3800 = 10 pips
B= MathAbs(-1.3810) = 1.3810
So if A > B then A - B else B - A = 1.3810 - 1.3800 = 10 pips
Dec 27, 2013 at 23:31
Thanks to all for the answer. I do not think the multipling by -1 will do as this will only work if the result is negative, however, what is the result is positive? then, the multiplication's result would be negative
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forex_trader_136673
Anggota Sejak Jun 28, 2013
852 pos
Dec 28, 2013 at 12:08
(diedit Dec 28, 2013 at 12:09)
It was a little joke cause it remembered me primary school, and it was a math solution for many mathematical problems.
But it can work:
if A-B<0 then (A-B)*-1
if A-B>=0 then A-B
cheers
But it can work:
if A-B<0 then (A-B)*-1
if A-B>=0 then A-B
cheers
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