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New article Creating an EA that works automatically (Part 13): Automation (V) has been published:
Do you know what a flowchart is? Can you use it? Do you think flowcharts are for beginners? I suggest that we proceed to this new article and learn how to work with flowcharts.
As I already mentioned in previous articles, pay attention to the warning messages generated by the compiler. They should not be ignored, except during the testing phase when the solution is not yet complete. However, once the code becomes more specific, do not ignore compiler messages, even if the code has already been compiled. The presence of warnings indicates that the code may not be completely secure or may not have sufficient stability and accuracy for 100% automated use. Keep this in mind when editing the system we are creating here.
Let's see the system structure for manual operation shown in Figure 02.
Figure 02 - Manual operation
In this figure, it may seem that we are dealing directly with the EA or with one of its classes. However, this is not true. The trader is actually dealing with the platform, while the EA responds to the commands generated by the platform but not the user's commands.
Author: Daniel Jose