No news is good news -- it's been 2 weeks since last post, so sounds like these indicators work ok. Thanks everyone for your help. Feel free to consider them "not beta".

I tried converting Awesome Oscillator to WTF, but ran into problems, firstly to solve these problems and secondly to encourage other users to experiment with WTF also, I'm giving a detailed overview what I did and what's wrong obviously.

For code examples I used AccOsc beta 2 and Stoch beta 1 and 2.

What I added:

Line 65: straightforward copy&paste of IndParam.ListParam[4] to Combobox parameters (I left it a 4 as I think it doesn't really matter whether it's 3 or 4);

Line 101: copy&paste of the checkbox parameters;

Line 125: copy&paste of "Convert to Higher Timeframe";

Line 149: activated err2 as base price is settable;

Line 165: copy&paste of "Convert to Higher Timeframe", I made it to look like in AccOsc, that means only one double value (hadAO), in calculation there are 3 of those, but as only one is used in signal calculation I hence thought only that one is needed to be converted to WTF; I put "h" before ad's as in examples;

Line 267:  copy&paste of "replace small values...", modified the "ad" things, and OscillatorLogic also, then copy&pasted some more of "expand component array...";

*Line 380: copy&paste of string Tostring stuff, it gave me an error, my modifications didn't fix the thing, so I deleted it in Big-Cojones-style, and voila! no errors!

Line 384: copy&paste of some HTF stuff, a lot of code, no mods from me.

Problems: readings are way off, colours don't match, actually it even repaints when scrolling.

footon --

I think it's lines 156 and 157, yours:

            double[] adMASlow = MovingAverage(nSlow, 0, maMethod, Price(basePrice));
            double[] adMAFast = MovingAverage(nFast, 0, maMethod, Price(basePrice));

Price(basePrice) is the lower time frame prices. Try replacing with hfPrice:

            double[] adMASlow = MovingAverage(nSlow, 0, maMethod, hfPrice);
            double[] adMAFast = MovingAverage(nFast, 0, maMethod, hfPrice);

and line 160, yours:

            for (int iBar = nSlow - 1; iBar < Bars; iBar++)

Bars is the total number of lower time frame bars; it should be hBars, for the total number of higher time frame bars:

            for (int iBar = nSlow - 1; iBar < hBars; iBar++)

hfPrice is the higher time frame data series, created in line 149 from int err2:

int err2 = HigherBasePrice(basePrice, hBars, hfHigh, hfLow, hfOpen, hfClose, out hfPrice);

Sorry about that, I tried to add comments around the big WTF blocks so it would be easy to copy and paste to any indicator; for these lines I could not do it because it's not the same in every indicator.

Glad that took care of the problem, happy to help.

"WTF=" + IndParam.ListParam[4].Text + ")";  // WTF period

That gets the text from the drop down and puts it on the chart for you. So on the chart you would see:
"aMTFAwesomeOscillator(Simple,Median,34,5,WTF=1 hour)"
because I always forget what parameters I have when I'm looking at the chart.

If you get an error, perhaps try verifying the line above it ends with:  + "," +
Most likely error is somewhere the open " and end " are not matching up correctly.

An old friend is visiting me while generating: index outside the bounds of array, WTF Moving Average.

This might not be the WTF indicator. I am able to get an error from the Generator from Moving Average (normal) -- ban all indicators except Moving Average for opening and closing and Generate. It seems if the MA is in both the open and close slot, Generator alerts an error. However, the error appears more frequently with the WTF version. I'll have to more testing to be sure the MA normal error is the same as the MA WTF error.

I think a workaround for now would be sure MA WTF is not in both Opening and Closing Point of the Position, or at least it seems to make it less frequent.

My mistake -- it was a bug in MA WTF when used as Open or Close slot. Try this version, should be fixed.

EDIT >> removed old beta version, please get latest version from sticky thread