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Andrew Boggie  
Major update — Signal Mode, Direction Mode, and a four-slot Entry Filter System are now included as standard. Nine signal trigger types, independent per-side filter configuration, and full alignment between Vision's simulation and the Strategy Tester. Discover in Vision, deploy in Command — one .SET file, complete fidelity.
Andrew Boggie  
Two corrections to v2.80.

1. FILTER CROSS/TERR BUTTON LABELS FIXED

   Previously: the CROSS/TERR toggle under SELL FILTERS and BUY FILTERS
   had inverted labels. A button displaying "CROSS" was actually in
   continuous (territory-style) mode, and clicking it flipped the label
   to "TERR" while the behaviour became cross-detection. The underlying
   logic was always correct; the display was swapped.

   Now: labels match behaviour. "CROSS" on the button means cross-
   detection is active (trigger fires only on a fresh crossing of the
   threshold). "TERR" means continuous mode (trigger fires while the
   filter is in the zone).


2. PAIR PRESET SLOTS (CON / MOD / AGR) NOW RESTORE CORRECTLY

   Previously: cycling through a pair's three preset slots looked like
   it was working - the button colour and label updated between CON,
   MOD, and AGR - but the loaded configuration was being silently
   overwritten mid-load by stale edit-box text, so every slot ended up
   displaying whichever slot had been viewed last. The save side was
   already correct (each slot stored distinct values in MT5 globals);
   the load side lost them on the way to the panel.

   Now: preset loading no longer runs the edit-box capture that was
   clobbering freshly-loaded values. Each slot's saved configuration -
   distances, lots, TP, stealth and hard stop-loss, filters, signal
   config, everything inside the slot - now reaches the panel and the
   study intact.

   The v2.80 "typed-but-unsaved edit values" protection is still in
   place; it now runs at the start of every panel click instead of
   during panel rebuilds. Typed values still survive any panel rebuild,
   and preset switches now also survive. Both cases covered.